After serving the crowd with action-packed curtain-raising
matches at City Stadium two fortnights ago, Nairobi East teams including Indomitable
Dandora, Kamukunji Stars, Makadara Juniors, MYSA, Makamu, and Goa FC return to
the field on Saturday for their second leg matches at Nairobi Tech in
Parklands.
The first match of the day will see second from bottom
Makamu United aim to bounce back from their 3-1 humbling at the hands of
Makadara Juniors in the first leg when they tackle MYSA from Mathare. The two
will set the stage for table-topping Indomitable Dandora’s match against Goa FC
who shared spoils with MYSA in the first leg.
Bottom side, Kamukunji Stars, who were mauled 5-0 by
Indomitable, will have a tough assignment when they face Makadara Juniors who
are second on the log. The teams will take a rest between their matches before
playing their second matches of the day in the afternoon. Makamu will clash
with Indomitable, Goa FC against Kamukunji while Makadara Juniors versus MYSA
will complete the second leg boys’ matches.
In the girls’ fixtures, Golden Angels who clinically
dispatched UEFA Babes 5-0 in the first leg, will be aiming to continue with
their impressive form when they take on Mathare North outfit Otto Benecker in
what is expected to be a tough encounter. Bottom two sides UEFA Babes and St.
Ann Girls will square off in the last match of the evening.
Meanwhile after North Coast fans were treated to exciting
matches at Ngala Grounds in Malindi last weekend, teams from South Coast start
their journey to the late June provincial finals in Kaloleni this Saturday. The
6 boys’ teams who will be in action include Taita Stars and Ukunda Boys who
will play the first match before Mombasa Heroes entertain Msambweni Boys and
Kaloleni Boys host Mombasa Stars. The Mombasa outfit will then clash with
Ukunda and Taita against Kaloleni.
The girls’ matches will feature Kwale Queens against Taita
Girls and Mombasa Ladies against Kaloleni Queens.
This year’s tournament is being played in a league
format with the teams competing in the branch league where the top two teams
will advance to the inter-branch league and winners from this level will
advance to the national finals. Prizes up for grabs at the finals, which will
be held in Nairobi in August, include first place prizes for both the boys and
girls teams of Ksh. 500,000 each, second place prizes Ksh. 200,000 each and
third place prizes for both girls’ and boys’ teams of Ksh.100, 000 each.
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