Gor Mahia continue to lead the Kenya Premier League standings after the latest round of matches, while 3K FC moved into second place following a 2-1 victory over Murang’a Seal.

The results have increased competition among clubs as the new campaign progresses, although Gor Mahia remain in a strong position after winning all three of their opening matches.

The record Kenyan champions sit at the summit with nine points from three games. They have scored six goals and conceded two, underlining their impressive start as they seek to maintain their early advantage over their rivals.

3K FC occupy second place with five points after collecting their first win of the season against Murang’a Seal. The club had drawn its first two matches before securing maximum points, giving them an important boost in the standings.

Mara Sugar are third, also with five points from three matches. They have registered one victory and two draws, remaining unbeaten but trailing the league leaders by four points.

AFC Leopards sit fourth with four points from two matches, level on points with Kakamega Homeboyz and Shabana. All three teams have recorded one win and one draw, although the number of matches played differs.

Elsewhere, Nairobi United and APS Bomet settled for a 1-1 draw. Nairobi United have three points from three matches after drawing all their opening games, while APS Bomet have two points following two draws and one defeat.

Murang’a Seal will be looking to recover from their loss to 3K FC and improve their position in upcoming fixtures.

At the foot of the table, Mombasa United occupy 18th place without a point after losing their first two matches.

With teams having played different numbers of games, the standings remain subject to change. However, Gor Mahia have established an early lead, putting pressure on their challengers to respond in the coming rounds.