Gor Mahia will head into Sunday's FKF Premier League fixtures at the top of the standings with a five-point advantage over second-placed KCB as the 2026/27 campaign enters its fifth round.

The defending champions have collected 12 points from four matches, winning all their opening games.

They also boast a goal difference of +5, having scored seven goals and conceded twice.

KCB occupy second place with seven points and will have an opportunity to reduce the gap when they face Gor Mahia at Embu Stadium.

A victory would take the bankers to within two points of the league leaders, while a defeat would leave them eight points behind.

Murang'a Seal sit third with six points and a goal difference of +2.

They are level on points with Mara Sugar, AFC Leopards and Shabana, who occupy fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively.

Murang'a will face APS Bomet on Sunday, knowing a victory could take them to nine points and strengthen their push towards the top of the table.

Bomet are seventh with five points after recording their first win of the season with a 3-0 triumph over 3K FC.

Kenya Police, Mathare United and 3K FC also have five points each, occupying eighth, ninth and 10th positions respectively.

Kakamega Homeboyz are 11th with four points from three matches, while Posta Rangers sit 12th with the same number of points from four games.

Tusker are 13th with three points, having played only twice.

Migori Youth are 14th with three points from three matches and remain unbeaten, despite being yet to register a victory.

Ulinzi Stars are 17th with two points, while Mombasa United sit bottom of the standings with one point and a goal difference of -4.