Both teams to score — No

Everything about this fixture points to a tight, low-scoring afternoon in Nakuru. Shabana are unbeaten through four rounds but have drawn three on the bounce, a side built on not losing rather than winning, while Kenya Police's games are settled by the odd goal — their midweek meeting with Ulinzi finished 1-0, whichever version of that result you read. A new coach in Raphael Pilato usually means caution first, fluency later.

The honest risk is that Shabana, chasing a first win at their adopted home, finally find the net and Police answer back — one goal each and the bet is gone. But with both teams shaped by avoiding defeat, at least one blank looks the likeliest pattern. The bet: both teams to score — No.