Kenya will always fear Uganda 🤣🤝🏿

He maintained their pace and reserved the energy. Nice move

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We watched this and it was satisfying 😊

So much

my pressure had increased here.... 😹😹

This is not Kenya vs Uganda. Look at their names: Ki, Kr and Ki. These are people from same tribe, born in same location separated by a colonial boundary.

They thought being two would win our great champion. Their trick didn't work 😂 😂 😂

Obu nobwinazi just

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The pressure they always give us ☺️☺️☺️