Kenya Super League 07/31 12:01 - FC Talanta v Fortune Sacco W 1-0
Kenya Super League 07/24 12:00 - Shabana FC v FC Talanta D 1-1
Kenya Super League 07/18 12:00 - FC Talanta v Mount Kenya United W 2-1
Kenya Super League 07/14 12:00 - Mwatate United v FC Talanta W 0-2
Kenya Super League 07/10 12:00 - FC Talanta v Muranga Seal W 2-0
Kenya Super League 07/04 12:10 - FC Talanta v Modern Coast Rangers FC W 2-1
Kenya Super League 06/16 08:00 - FC Talanta v MCF FC D 1-1
Kenya Super League 06/11 12:00 - Migori Youth v FC Talanta D 1-1
Kenya Super League 03/17 12:00 - Escobar/Martinez v FC Talanta W 0-3
Kenya Super League 02/07 12:00 - MCF FC v FC Talanta W 0-1
Kenya Super League 01/31 12:00 - FC Talanta v Kisumu All Stars W 3-1
Kenya Super League 01/25 12:00 - Kibera Black Stars v FC Talanta L 2-1
Kenya Super League 01/20 12:00 - FC Talanta v Silibwet Leons FC W 2-0
Kenya Super League 01/15 12:12 - Sony Sugar FC v FC Talanta D 2-2
Kenya Super League 01/09 12:00 - FC Talanta v Kenya Police FC L 1-2
Kenya Cup 03/15 12:00 - Kariobangi Sharks v FC Talanta L 4-1
Kenya Super League 03/07 12:06 - Nairobi Stima v FC Talanta L 1-0
Kenya Super League 02/22 10:17 - Kenya Police FC v FC Talanta L 3-1
Kenya Cup 02/15 12:00 - Zetech Titans v FC Talanta D 2-2
Kenya Super League 01/26 08:12 - FC Talanta v Bidco United L 0-1
Kenya Super League 01/19 12:28 - FC Talanta v Vihiga United W 2-1
Kenya Super League 01/12 09:06 - Vihiga Bullets v FC Talanta L 3-0
Kenya Super League 12/15 12:08 - FC Talanta v Shabana FC W 3-2
Kenya Super League 12/07 13:22 - Kibera Black Stars v FC Talanta L 2-0
Kenya Super League 11/30 07:44 - FC Talanta v Administration Police FC D 1-1
Kenya Super League 11/23 12:08 - St Josephs Youth v FC Talanta L 3-1
Kenya Super League 11/18 12:00 - FC Talanta v Modern Coast Rangers FC D 1-1
Kenya Super League 11/13 12:07 - Muranga Seal v FC Talanta L 1-0
Kenya Super League 11/08 09:00 - FC Talanta v Nairobi City Stars L 0-1
Kenya Super League 11/02 11:19 - FC Talanta v Ushuru FC L 0-3

Wikipedia - F.C. Talanta

Football Club Talanta, also known as FC Talanta, is a Kenyan professional football club based in Nairobi, incorporated in July 2012. They currently compete in the Kenyan National Super League, second division of the Kenyan football league system.

History

Early days and formation

The talent development pilot programme was initiated in Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, Niger and Kenya. In Kenya, the first phase was started in 2010 at the Kasarani Stadium and was launched by the then Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Hellen Sambili. Since then, they have moved to their current location in Karen and, in conjunction with UNICEF, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports is working hard to get the team a permanent home ground. Talanta team members were chosen from the Safaricom Sakata tournament and were graduates of the academy.

2012 FKF President's Cup

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) confirmed on 26 July 2012 that 32 teams registered for the 2012 FKF President's Cup after paying the mandatory KSh.15,000/= entry fee.

The club's campaign began in the second round, against Tetu Stars. The match, played on 12 August 2012, ended in a 2–0 victory for Talanta, through goals from George Nzenze and Patrick Muchiri. They met FKF Division One side Nzoia United in the third round on 2 September 2012. An own goal from James Ndara and another goal from Hassan Abdulrahman helped the side cause one of the biggest upsets of the tournament at that stage. However, Talanta could not advance from the quarter-finals after suffering a 2–0 defeat to defending Kenyan Premier League champions Tusker, who had beaten Garissa County League side Wamo 13–0 in the previous round. The goals were scored by David Nyanzi and Joseph Emeka.

**FC Talanta: A Rising Force in Kenyan Football**

FC Talanta is an ambitious and dynamic football club based in Nairobi, Kenya, known for its commitment to developing local talent and promoting the beautiful game. Founded in 2018, the club has quickly established itself as a competitive force in the Kenyan Premier League, showcasing a blend of youthful energy and experienced leadership.

The team's name, "Talanta," which means "talent" in Swahili, reflects its core mission: to nurture and harness the skills of young players from diverse backgrounds. FC Talanta prides itself on its robust youth academy, which serves as a vital pipeline for emerging football stars, providing them with the training, resources, and opportunities to excel both on and off the pitch.

FC Talanta's playing style is characterized by an attacking philosophy, emphasizing quick passing, fluid movement, and a strong team ethic. The club's coaching staff is dedicated to instilling a winning mentality while fostering a sense of community and sportsmanship among players and fans alike.

Home matches are held at the iconic Nyayo National Stadium, where passionate supporters gather to cheer on their team, creating an electrifying atmosphere that embodies the spirit of Kenyan football. The club's vibrant colors and emblem symbolize unity, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence.

As FC Talanta continues to rise through the ranks of Kenyan football, it remains committed to its vision of becoming a powerhouse in the region, inspiring the next generation of players and contributing to the growth of the sport in Kenya. With a strong foundation and a clear focus on talent development, FC Talanta is poised to make a significant impact in the years to come.