The Harambee Stars will meet India in the grande finale on Sunday...

Kenya brush aside Chinese Taipei 4-0 in the final group stage match of the 2018 Intercontinental Cup at the Mumbai Football Arena, on Friday evening.

Sebastian Migne made one change from Kenya's 3-0 loss to host nation India by recalling Eric Ouma in place of Bolton Omwenga. Chinese Taipei, on the other hand, saw midfielders Chao An-Chen and Shao-Chieh Tu brought into the starting XI.

The Kenyan attack troubled the Chinese Taipei defense right from the word go as they had two chances within six minutes. First, Miheso Cliffton controlled a diagonal ball and marched towards the goal but custodian Wen-Chieh Pan came off his line to block the attempt through his legs.

Later, in the 10th minute, striker Pistone Mutamba's header ricocheted off the goalpost to sway away from the target, after he connected with a cross from the left.

The African contingent had another close chance in the 20th minute when Jockins Atudo started the action from the back. Connecting with Atudo's long ball, Pistone Mutamba chased the delivery before Duncan Otieno latched onto the loose ball, but failed to keep it in from point-blank range.

Despite having a poor start, Chinese Taipei bounced back well, and looked lethal on the counter. Hao-Wei Chen and Mao Li combined beautifully to terrorise the Kenyan's back four, and Mao Li almost found the net with his skilful action from the right wing.

Just around the half hour mark, Kenya were kept on their toes yet again as playmaker Hao-Wei released defender Chien-Ming Wang in the 18-yard-box, whose power packed shot tested Patrick Mutasi between the sticks.

Energized and confident, Kenya put up two goals in quick succession in the early minutes of the second half. From Ovella Ochieng's corner kick in the 52nd minute, Odhiambo Dennis found the net after he was left unmarked by the Taiwanese defense.

The very next minute, Kenya were gifted another opportunity to grab a goal as custodian Yu-Hung brought down striker Mutamba inside the box, which resulted into a penalty kick. Jockins Atudo delivered from the spot as he sent the ball in the bottom left corner.

Chinese Taipei's defensive woes didn't end there. Custodian Chiu was guilty of conceding the third in the 69th minute as he let substitute Timothy Ojwang slot past him after the goalkeeper left the goalline uncovered.

The Kenyan wrapped up the match with a strike in the 89th minute through Jockins Atudo, who registered his brace. Omwenga took the freekick from the right and the setpiece was connected by Atudo, who scored from the rebound.

With the win, Kenya set the finale date with India on Sunday, June 10.