Dandora stadium to host WNSL playoffs

By , June 6, 2024

Excitement is building as the FKF Women Division One and FKF Women National Super League playoffs gear up for action on Friday, June 7, and Saturday, June 8, 2024, at Dandora Stadium.

The playoffs feature the crème de la crème of the 2023/24 season, with Makolanders FC, Fortune Ladies, Vickers Queens FC, and Kakamega Starlets FC emerging as champions in Zones A, B, C, and D, respectively.

FKF Women NSL

These victorious teams have earned coveted spots in the upcoming 2024/25 FKF Women National Super League.

Mohammed Shabah of Makolanders (left) vies for the ball against Zeinab Khamis of Kibera Girls Soccer Academy during their WPL held at Stima Club grounds. PHOTO/Rodgers Ndegwa
Mohammed Shabah of Makolanders (left) vies for the ball against Zeinab Khamis of Kibera Girls Soccer Academy during their WPL held at Stima Club grounds. PHOTO/Rodgers Ndegwa

Friday’s matches promise intense competition, with the four champions squaring off in exhilarating encounters, setting the stage for Saturday’s ultimate showdown to determine the 2023/24 FKF Women Division One champion.

Saturday’s lineup is equally thrilling, featuring crucial playoffs from the FKF Women National Super League. The first match at 12:00 noon will decide the final slot for the FKF Women Premier League, with Kayole Starlet and KISPED Queens battling it out.

The pinnacle of the weekend unfolds at 3:00 p.m, as reigning Zone A champions Mombasa Olympic face off against Zone B dominators Kisumu Allstarlets to vie for the title of 2023/24 FKF Women National Super League Champions.

Mombasa Olympic contest

With Mombasa Olympic and Kisumu Allstarlets showcasing exceptional form throughout the season, anticipation is at an all-time high for a fiercely contested finale.

Makolanders during a training session at Camp Toyoyo stadium in Nairobi. PHOTO/Shadrack Andenga
Makolanders during a training session at Camp Toyoyo stadium in Nairobi. PHOTO/Shadrack Andenga

As they compete for glory, fans can expect nothing short of thrilling action, setting the stage for an electrifying journey into the 2024/25 FKF Women Premier League season.

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