Chema VC powered past Kenya Navy 3-0 in the Kenya Cup round of 16 at Nyayo National Stadium, with Tanzanian international Omar Hassan Bure earning man of the match after a commanding display.
Straight-Set Authority At Nyayo
Chema VC delivered a sharp and disciplined performance to defeat Kenya Navy 3-0 in the Kenya Cup round of 16 on Saturday afternoon at Nyayo National Stadium. From the opening whistle, Chema looked settled, aggressive, and clear in purpose, taking the sets 25-17, 25-17, and 25-18.
There was no need for late drama because the team controlled the contest with authority. The block held firm, the attack kept its pressure, and Chema never allowed Kenya Navy enough room to turn the match into a long afternoon.
Omar Leaves The Crowd Talking
At the heart of the performance was Tanzanian international Omar Hassan Bure, whose display earned him the man-of-the-match award. He brought composure, presence, and real cutting edge to the floor, repeatedly lifting the tempo whenever Chema needed a decisive touch.
By the end of the match, the stands had found their own line for the day. As Omar collected his award, fans were left in awe and saying it with a smile: kweli, Omar sio Bure.
Momentum Builds At The Right Time
The victory gives Chema another strong result in knockout competition and adds fresh confidence to a side already preparing for a major Division One finals series against Kenya Ports Authority. Winning is important, but the manner of the win matters too, and Chema's control against Kenya Navy will please the technical bench.
For Jeremiah Mukopi and his staff, it was the kind of afternoon that showed the squad is not only competing, but growing into the pressure of this stage of the season.
