Race for FKF Premier League title hots up as AFC hosts Police, Gor take on Bandari
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Centre referee Dickens Mimisa attempts to separate Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards during a Football Kenya Federation Premier League match at Nyayo National Stadium on March 30, 2025.
The top spot in the FKF-PL standings will be on the line this weekend, with AFC Leopards looking to reclaim it from Gor Mahia after more than three months.
The last time Leopards were at the summit of the standings was in January, when they had 30 points, three more than Gor who had two matches in hand.
Heading into the 28th round of matches, K’Ogalo top the standings with 57 points, while Ingwe are second with 55 points.
The top spot in the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKF-PL) standings will be on the line this weekend, with AFC Leopards looking to reclaim it after more than three months while Gor Mahia aim to hold on.
Today, all eyes will be on Nyayo National Stadium when Leopards host defending champions Kenya Police in an attractive looking tie.