Kenya national football team

Harambee Stars · CECAFA · Elo 1399 (36th in Africa)

709Matches
37.8%Win rate
0AFCON titles
6AFCON appearances
0World Cups
152ndWorld Elo

About the Kenya national team

The Kenya national football team (Harambee Stars) represents Kenya in men's international football and competes in CAF's East and Central African (CECAFA) region.

Across their history, Kenya have played 709 recorded internationals since 1926: 268 wins (37.8%), 178 draws and 263 defeats, with 979 goals scored and 960 conceded.

Kenya have played at 6 Africa Cup of Nations tournaments without winning the title.

Kenya have not yet qualified for a FIFA World Cup finals tournament.

Our Elo rating puts Kenya on 1399 points: 36th in Africa and 152nd in the world. Their highest rating (1619) came in 1961.

Dennis Oliech is the leading scorer in our match records with 16 goals for Kenya.

268 wins178 draws263 defeats

Next matches

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Recent results

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DateOpponentScoreCompetitionVenue
5 Oct 2026 D Rwanda 0–0 International Friendly A · Kigali
1 Oct 2026 L Guinea 0–1 AFCON Qualification A · Conakry
26 Sep 2026 D Eritrea 1–1 AFCON Qualification H · Nairobi
4 Jun 2026 D Lesotho 1–1 International Friendly N · Pretoria
30 Mar 2026 W Grenada 3–0 FIFA Series N · Kigali
27 Mar 2026 L Estonia 1–1p FIFA Series N · Kigali
18 Nov 2025 L Senegal 0–8 International Friendly N · Antalya
14 Oct 2025 L Ivory Coast 0–3 World Cup Qualification A · Ebimpé
9 Oct 2025 W Burundi 1–0 World Cup Qualification A · Bujumbura
9 Sep 2025 W Seychelles 5–0 World Cup Qualification H · Nairobi
5 Sep 2025 L Gambia 1–3 World Cup Qualification H · Nairobi
10 Jun 2025 W Chad 2–1 International Friendly N · Marrakesh

Key facts

At home
139W 66D 62L (52% wins)
Away
50W 65D 140L (20% wins)
Neutral venues
79W 47D 61L (42% wins)
Goals per match
1.38 scored, 1.35 conceded
Clean sheets
202 (28%)
Failed to score
215 matches (30%)
Most common score
0–1 (87 times)
vs Asia
4W 6D 15L
vs Europe
0W 3D 0L
vs Oceania
1W 0D 1L
vs North America
1W 1D 0L
Best decade
1950s (60% wins)
First recorded match
Kenya 1–1 Uganda (1926)

Where Kenyan players were born

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ZimbabweZambiaYemenUzbekistanUnited Arab EmiratesUgandaTurkmenistanTurkeyTunisiaTogoTanzaniaSyriaeSwatiniS. SudanSudanSpainSouth AfricaSomaliaSierra LeoneSeychellesSenegalSaudi ArabiaSão Tomé and PrincipeRwandaQatarPortugalPakistanOmanNigeriaNigerNamibiaMozambiqueMoroccoW. SaharaMauritiusMauritaniaMaltaMaliMalawiMadagascarLibyaLiberiaLesothoLebanonKuwaitKenyaJordanItalyIsraelPalestineIraqIranGuinea-BissauGuineaGreeceGhanaGambiaGabonFranceEthiopiaEritreaEq. GuineaEgyptDjiboutiCyprusCôte d'IvoireDem. Rep. CongoCongoComorosChadCentral African Rep.Cabo VerdeCameroonBurundiBurkina FasoBotswanaBeninBahrainAngolaAlgeriaAfghanistanAhero: 1Bondo: 1Bungoma: 1Bungoma County: 1Dandora: 1Eldoret: 2Gucha District: 1Homa Bay: 1Isiolo: 1Kakamega: 6Kakuma: 1Kenya: 60Kericho: 1Kiambu: 1Kilifi: 2Kisii: 1Kisumu: 8Kitale: 1Kitui: 1Machakos: 1Maspalomas: 1Mathare: 2Migori County: 1Mombasa: 12Mumias: 1Muranga County: 1Nairobi: 48Naivasha: 2Nakuru: 6Pumwani: 1Rachuonyo District: 1Ruiru: 1Samburu County: 1Siaya: 1Thika: 1Ugunja: 1Webuye: 1

Each dot is a birthplace; bigger dots mean more players. Players born outside Africa are on the born abroad page.

Active Kenyan internationals

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PlayerPositionClubCapsGoals
Michael OlungaForward Kashiwa Reysol––
McDonald MarigaMidfielder A.C. Cuneo 1905 Olmo405
Joseph OkumuDefender Stade de Reims––
Jonah AyungaForward Bristol Rovers F.C.––
Eric Johanna OmondiMidfielder FC UTA Arad––
Francis KahataMidfielder Simba Sports Club––

Players with an open club spell and a senior cap on record; not an official squad list.

Top scorers

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Record by competition

CompetitionPWDLGFGATitlesYears
CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup1507233451981551973–2017
AFCON Qualification1113432451151211961–2026
World Cup Qualification84272235991141972–2025
Africa Cup of Nations17241111311972–2019
All-African Games5221761987–1987
Intercontinental Cup4202662018–2018
Nile Basin Tournament4103272011–2011
Mapinduzi Cup3111322025–2025
COSAFA Cup3111542013–2013
Prime Minister's Cup3003152003–2003
Simba Tournament3003061996–1996

Notable Kenyan players

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Frequently asked questions

What is the nickname of the Kenya national team?

Kenya are nicknamed the Harambee Stars.

How many times have Kenya won AFCON?

Kenya have won the Africa Cup of Nations 0 times.

Have Kenya played at the World Cup?

No, Kenya have not qualified for a World Cup finals tournament yet.

Who is the top scorer for Kenya?

In our match database, Dennis Oliech leads with 16 goals. Goal data is most complete for tournament matches.

What is the biggest win in Kenya history?

Kenya 10–0 Zanzibar on 4 October 1961 (International Friendly).