Kibera Soccer, Mfalme FC, SpitFire and Kiminini Combined have secured promotion to the National Super League (NSL) for the 2026/27 season after winning their respective FKF Division One zones.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe quartet earned their places in the second tier following strong campaigns across the regional zones, sealing promotion on the final stretch of the season.The promoted sides will take the places of Darajani Gogo, Mully Children’s Family, Vihiga United and Mwatate United, who drop into the third tier following a difficult campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_9813042##However, the final composition of the leagues remains subject to ongoing cases before the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT) and other courts, which could still influence promotion and relegation outcomes across the FKF Premier League, NSL and Division One.SpitFire clinched the Zone A title after a commanding 3-0 victory over Bumbani in their season-ending fixture, a result that confirmed their long-awaited step up to the NSL.Coach Daniel Shikoli, who guided the side through a demanding campaign, credited the players’ consistency and belief throughout the season.How failed transfer to Swedish club forced Shabana winger to hire personal trainerHe said the promotion carried added significance given the club’s previous attempts.Salim Mohammed, one of the club’s founders, described the achievement as a milestone moment in SpitFire’s journey, expressing pride in seeing the project reach the second tier.In Zone C, Kiminini Combined wrapped up the title after a hard-fought campaign that ended with a 2-1 win over Trans Nzoia All Stars.Enock Morrison pens emotional farewell after Gor Mahia exitKevin Agesa struck twice to inspire Kiminini, while Tony Onyango grabbed a consolation for All Stars in a closely contested encounter.Coach Yohana Wanyama said the promotion marked a historic moment for football in Trans Nzoia, describing the side as the first from the county to reach the NSL.He added that attention now shifts quickly to preparations for a tougher challenge in the second tier.##NAJAVA_MECA_9808063##Mfalme FC also sealed their place in the NSL after being crowned Zone D champions following a 2-1 win over Chebaiywa in a tightly contested encounter.Coach Julius Abik set an ambitious tone after the triumph, stating that the club’s long-term target remains a short stay in the NSL before pushing for top-flight football.He pointed to a young and disciplined squad backed by strong management as the foundation of their rise.Tusker boss highlights key areas for strengthening ahead of CAF Confederation Cup challengeIn Zone B, Kibera Soccer confirmed promotion after edging Kenya Police Youth 1-0 away from home in a decisive fixture that capped a strong campaign under coach Idd Shikanda.Shikanda, who joined the team midway through the season, praised the players and technical bench for navigating a challenging run-in to secure promotion.He described the achievement as a major step in his coaching journey, adding that guiding a team to the next level remains one of the most rewarding milestones in football.
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