The Kenya national football team, known as the Harambee Stars, represents Kenya in international football and is governed by the Football Kenya Federation. Based in Nairobi, the team's home matches are played at the Moi International Sports Centre. The name "Harambee" is a Swahili rallying cry meaning "all pull together," reflecting the nation's collective spirit. Kenyan football has a rich history in East Africa, with the Harambee Stars having won the CECAFA Cup a record number of times. Their biggest achievement was qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations on several occasions, with their most memorable run coming in the 2004 tournament. The team is traditionally known for its physicality and pace. In recent years, they have faced challenges with consistency and administration but continue to produce talented players who compete in leagues across Africa and beyond, with the nation always dreaming of a return to the continental elite.