Kenyan Premier League action heats up as teams seek vital points before break
The FKF Kenya Premier League returns with a packed schedule today as teams look to secure important points before the international break. AFC Leopards face Mara Sugar in a crucial match, while Shabana aim to end their winless run against Kenya Police. Murang’a Seal host Kakamega Homeboyz, and Bandari take on Bidco United. Here’s a preview of today’s action.
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Today’s FKF Kenyan Premier League lineup promises an action-packed afternoon as teams battle for crucial points ahead of the season’s final international break.
Shabana, still in search of their first victory this season, will host Kenya Police at Gusii Stadium. After recent changes to their coaching staff, Shabana hopes to turn their fortunes around and end their winless run. Kenya Police, meanwhile, arrive with confidence, remaining unbeaten across their last four matches and eager to extend that streak.
AFC Leopards will take on league newcomers Mara Sugar at Dandora Stadium. Coming off consecutive defeats, Leopards are under pressure to deliver, especially with the Mashemeji Derby on the horizon. A strong performance could reignite their season, but Mara Sugar, with only one loss this season, are set on reaching the top of the table with a win.
Kakamega Homeboyz travel to St. Sebastian Park to meet Murang’a Seal, aiming to recover from a disappointing 2-0 loss to Sofapaka. The team seeks their second win of the season, while Murang’a Seal will defend their home turf and aim for a solid result.
Down at the Ukunda Showground, Bandari will face Bidco United. Bandari’s defence has been rock-solid, allowing just one goal this season, and they aim to stay unbeaten. Bidco, however, will be looking to add a second win to their tally and disrupt Bandari’s strong form.
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