Gor Mahia are just one win away from ending a 41-year wait for CECAFA Kagame Cup glory, with head coach Charles Akonnor and assistant captain Mike Kibwage expressing confidence ahead of Friday's final against hosts Rayon Sports. Standing between Gor Mahia and the trophy are hosts Rayon Sports, who secured their place in the final after overcoming South Sudan's Jamus SC. He singled out their performances against continental heavyweights APR and Al Hilal, where Gor Mahia showed remarkable determination despite playing with 10 men. We are here to win the cup, represent Kenya, and make our people back home happy," said Akonnor. Victory would see Gor Mahia lift their first CECAFA Kagame Cup title since 1985, bringing an end to a four-decade wait before turning their attention to the upcoming CAF Champions League campaign.