The race for the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) title continued to gather momentum on Sunday, November 8, following four matches that produced important changes in the standings.

KCB remain at the summit of the league table with 13 points from six matches despite not featuring in Sunday's fixtures. Gor Mahia occupy second position with 12 points from five matches, keeping the pressure on the bankers at the top.

AFC Leopards are third with 10 points after collecting two wins and four draws in their opening six matches. Ingwe remain unbeaten, having scored four goals while conceding only once.

Kenya Police FC moved closer to the leading teams after playing out a 2-2 draw against Kakamega Homeboyz. The law enforcers now have 10 points from seven matches, placing them fourth on goal difference.

Bandari also climbed into the group of teams with 10 points after securing a narrow 1-0 victory over Tusker. The coastal side has registered two wins, four draws and one defeat in seven outings.

Posta Rangers completed Sunday's winning teams after overcoming Mathare United 2-1. The victory lifted them to 10 points, putting them among the early challengers for the top positions.

Murang'a Seal remained competitive after sharing points in a 2-2 draw against Ulinzi Stars. They now have nine points, occupying seventh position.

Shabana, Mara Sugar and 3K FC also have nine points, completing the top 10.

Elsewhere, Ulinzi Stars moved to seven points, while Tusker, Migori Youth and APS Bomet have six points each.

Mathare United and Kakamega Homeboyz have five points apiece, with Nairobi United sitting on four points.

Mombasa United remain bottom of the standings with just one point from six matches, having suffered five defeats.

With several teams having played different numbers of matches, the standings remain competitive as the battle for the 2026/27 KPL title continues.