- Gor Mahia vs USM Alger finished 2-0 in favour of the visitors
- Aymen Mahious struck twice to condemn K'Ogalo to defeat
- USM Alger have effectively booked a slot in the Caf Champions League group stages
Kenya Premier League Champions Gor Mahia have been bundled out of Caf Champions League after suffering a 6-1 aggregate defeat to USM Alger.
Gor were demolished 4-1 in the reverse tie played in Algeria and were therefore seeking to take advantage of home support to overturn the deficit.
The Sunday, September 29, clash was the fourth meeting between the two sides, with the Algerian giants emerging victors twice in those.
The Kenyan outfit was therefore seeking a perfect revenge over their opponents for a chance to earn a lucrative slot in the Caf Champions League.
Coach Steven Polack rung a couple of changes to the side that shipped in four goals, with goalkeeper David Mapigano dropping to the bench.
Polack's men were however unable to break Alger's dominance, going down 2-0 at Kasarani Stadium.
Aymen Mahious opened the scoring for the visitors just three minutes into the clash, before the 22-year-old doubling the advantage five minutes into the break.
Neither side could find the back of the net as Alger marched to a 6-1 win on aggregate to earn Caf Champs League group stage slot.
