AFC Leopards and Gor Mahia handed minnows

15 June 2017 at 11:48

Kenyan Premier League leaders Gor Mahia and their fierce rivals AFC Leopards will start their quest for the 2017 GOtv Shield championship against ‘underdogs’.

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According to round of 64 fixtures released from a draw conducted on Thursday, K’Ogalo and Ingwe have been paired against lower league sides Nairobi Water and Dero FC respectively.

Defending champions Tusker will start it off against SS Asaad FC as Ulinzi Stars lock horns with Wajiji FC.

Notably, this year’s edition has been divided into two Zones; both Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards being in Zone A.

Bandari, Sony Sugar, Chemelil Sugar and Western Stima are some of Kenyan Premier League clubs in zone B.

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Zone A:

Nairobi Water v Gor Mahia

Bigot FC v Nakumatt FC

Wajiji FC v Ulinzi Stars FC

Balaji FC v Coast Stima FC

Young Divers v Thika United

Taqwa FC v Nairobi City Stars

Silver Bullets v Sofapaka FC

Al Ahly v Kenpoly FC

Karatina Homeboyz v Administration Police

Peter Kenneth FC v Wazito FC

Muranga All Stars v Bidco United

Dero FC v AFC Leopards

Tandaza FC v Zetech University

Avant Garde FC v Ushuru FC

SS Asaad FC v Tusker FC

Mwatate United v Kenya Police

Butterfly FC v Leysa

Zone B

Uweza Fc v Bandari FC

Dream Academy v Modern Coast FC

Timsales v Sony Sugar FC

Bondo United v Nzoia Sugar FC

Eldoret Youth v Nakuru All Stars

Savannah Cement v Chemelil Sugar FC

Transfoc FC v Western Stima FC

Bungoma Super Stars v Kariobangi Sharks

Nyakach United v GFE 105 FC

Poror FC v KCB FC

Rain Forest FC v Agrochemicals FC

Umoja Baringo v Nairobi Stima FC

Naivas FC v Kakamega Homeboyz

Elim FC v Vihiga United

Griffin FC v Palos FC

The tournament is set to start on 24th of June and end on 20th October. The winner will bag home a whopping Sh5 million.

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