The Kenyan Premier League action will resume next weekend shortly after a brief break owing to the mourning period occasioned by the demise of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who died on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, forcing the league organisers to postpone league matches.

KPL action will continue to heat up as teams prepare for a double round of fixtures slated between October 24 and October 30, 2025. According to the official league schedule, matches in Round Five and Round Six will unfold across various stadiums across the country, with several encounters set to be broadcast live on TV.

Round Five: October 24–26, 2025

The weekend kicks off on Friday, October 24, 2025, when Mara Sugar hosts Bidco United at Green Stadium in Awendo from 2:00 pm. On Saturday, October 25, fans will be treated to three matches: Kariobangi Sharks vs APS Bomet at Kasarani Annex, Kakamega Homeboyz vs Ulinzi Stars in Kakamega, and a mouthwatering clash between AFC Leopards and KCB at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi.

Sunday’s lineup features Murang’a Seal hosting Tusker FC at the newly renovated SportPesa Arena in Murang’a, while Shabana FC takes on Mathare United at Gusii Stadium. The round concludes with an exciting showdown between Gor Mahia and Posta Rangers at Nyayo Stadium.

Round Six: October 28–30, 2025

The midweek action resumes on Tuesday, October 28, with Sofapaka hosting Mara Sugar at Kasarani Annex. The following day, Wednesday, October 29, features four matches, including Tusker vs K-Sharks, Ulinzi Stars vs Bidco United, Shabana vs AFC Leopards, and APS Bomet vs KK Homeboyz.

On Thursday, October 30, fans can expect another football feast. Mathare United faces Gor Mahia at Kasarani Stadium, Posta Rangers meets Murang’a Seal in Machakos, while Bandari welcomes Kenya Police to Mombasa’s KPA Sports Club. The round will wrap up with KCB vs Nairobi United at the SportPesa Arena in Murang’a.

Televised coverage

Several matches, including those involving Gor Mahia, AFC Leopards, Tusker, and Ulinzi Stars, are scheduled for live broadcast on TV. The resumption comes swiftly after the league had also taken a break to honour the October international fixtures.