The FKF WomenPremier League (WPL) returns with one match on the cards as match week two begins.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsLeague newbies Shabana Starlets and Elim White Ladies will clash at the Afraha Stadium in Nakuru from 1400 hrs, in what is the only match of the day.Both teams were promoted to the top tier for the first time this season, and will be eyeing their maiden win from the match after failing to collect maximum points on the opening day.##NAJAVA_MECA_9984752##Shabana twice came from behind and battled to a 2-2 draw against Kayole Starlets, with Sylvia Ondiba and an own goal from Kayole marking their first goals of the season.With the result, Shabana are currently seventh in the log with a single point. A win in today's game would take them to the summit of the league table, at least before the five teams with three points take to the field on Sunday, 27 September.Harambee Stars seek to defy inadequate preparations against Eritrea in 2027 AFCON Qualifier openerJust like their male counterparts, Shabana Starlets have added taste to the league with the introduction of massive, passionate supporters who were present in their opening match.With the team shifting its base to Afraha Stadium, Nakuru due to the ongoing renovations at Gusii Stadium, the home fans will once again be expected to fill the stadium and push the girls to what would be their maiden win.McCarthy defends inclusion of free agent in Harambee Stars squad for AFCON qualifiersElim, on the other hand, had a rude welcome to life in the topflight after suffering a 3-1 defeat to Zetech Sparks in their season opener. Monica Nyakoa scored a brace for the varsity side, with Ingine Linda adding another goal to sink Elim.BETTING GUIDE: Kenya vs Eritrea, match preview, team news and predictionAs it stands, defending champions Kenya Police Bullets are at the top of the league table with three points and six goals to their name. Other teams with three points include Mathare United Women, Zetech Sparks, Ulinzi Starlets and Kibera Soccer Women.