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Kariobangi Sharks midfielder Humphrey Aroko (left) and Zinedine Wesonga of Kakamega Homeboyz during SportPesa Premier League match at Police Sacco Stadium in Nairobi. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]
A cloud of confusion is hanging over Kenyan football as the 2025-26 season nears its end, with uncertainty now threatening to overshadow the fight for promotion and survival between the Sportpesa Premier League and the National Super League (NSL).
While the Premier League season is already complete, attention has shifted to the NSL, where the final two rounds are being played under a heavy sense of doubt.
Clubs are unsure what exactly awaits them at the end of the campaign, especially when it comes to promotion and relegation rules.











