KCB RFC set up Impala Floodlit final against Kenya Harlequin

"We have worked hard to reach this stage, and the team is hungry to finish the tournament on a high note. We are calling on our fans to turn up in numbers and support us as we push for the title,” said Vincent Onyala.

KCB forward Randy Wamah in action during the Impala Floodlit semi finals between KCB RFC and Mwamba RFC at Impala grounds Nairobi. KCB won 68 - 11 against Mwamba earning a place in the Impala Floodlit finals to be played on 31.10.2026 at Impala grounds Nairobi.KCB Rugby are through to the 43rd edition of the Impala Floodlit Tournament final, where they will face Kenya Harlequin after delivering a commanding 64-11 victory over Mwamba RFC in the semifinals at Impala Club on Saturday.The bankers produced an impressive attacking display, scoring 10 tries to overwhelm Mwamba and secure their place in the final scheduled for Saturday, October 31, 2026.KCB started strongly, asserting their dominance early through a series of well-worked attacking moves and incisive runs. Captain Brian Wahinya led the scoring with accurate conversions, while Nigel Amaitsa, Branton Lusisa, Fortune Arturo and Emmanuel Opondo crossed the try line to help the bankers establish a commanding 38-0 halftime lead.The second half saw KCB maintain their attacking intensity despite Mwamba's attempts to fight back. Lusisa completed his brace, while Festus Shiasi crossed twice. Elvis Olukusi and Stephen Osumba also added to the tally as KCB closed out an emphatic victory.Mwamba managed to respond with a penalty and two tries, but the bankers' attacking depth and clinical finishing proved too much for their opponents.KCB Head Coach Andrew Amonde said: “We are pleased with the performance and the way the boys executed our game plan. The players showed good discipline, intensity and intent in attack, which allowed us to create opportunities and convert them into points. "However, we know the final will present a different challenge, and we must remain focused, improve on the areas that need work and prepare thoroughly for Kenya Harlequin. Our objective is to finish the tournament strongly and lift the trophy.”KCB will now turn their attention to Kenya Harlequin, setting the stage for an exciting final between two sides eager to claim the prestigious Floodlit title.“Winning by such a margin is a great confidence boost, but our focus now shifts to the final. Kenya Harlequin are a competitive side, and we know we will need to bring our best performance on the day. "We have worked hard to reach this stage, and the team is hungry to finish the tournament on a high note. We are calling on our fans to turn up in numbers and support us as we push for the title,” said Vincent Onyala.Fans attending the 43rd edition of the Impala Floodlit tournament can look forward to high-intensity rugby, entertainment, music and a vibrant atmosphere at Impala Club.