Nine matches will be played in the National Super League on Madaraka Day, with the APS Bomet being out of contention in midweek which leaves Fortune Sacco with a chance to reclaim the top spot based on the magnitude of their win on Wednesday.After the upset against Naivas at Camp Toyoyo, Fortune Sacco take on Shabana FC at Kianyaga Stadium with an aim of bouncing back to winning ways as well as keeping up with APS Bomet who went top with the win against Mombasa Elite.1.79 Poland 3.60 Wales 5.60Muhoroni Youth will visit Murang’a Seal at St Sebastian Park seeking to edge closer to the leading pack and hope that they falter in their respective matches while Seal seek to break into the top ten.Naivas edged closer to the promotion mix after the win against Fortune Sacco and have another chance to go past Muhoroni into the third place when they take on Mombasa Elite at Mbaraki Grounds.
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Kibera Black Stars will be jostling for a third-place when they host Zoo FC at Camp Toyoyo, another team that was enjoined in the petition and it remains to be seen whether they will show up for the match.Struggling Gusii FC take on Mara Sugar at Awendo Stadium with hope of getting away from the relegation zone as much as they can as they currently sit only one point above 18th placed Mwatate United.At Shamu Grounds, SS Assad will be out to bounce back to winning ways from the weekend loss to MCF when they take on Mwatate United who will be looking for their sixth win of the season.
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Both Vihiga United and MCF have the top-five bracket on sight ahead of their match at Mumias Complex with the winner likely to break into the top five depending on the results from the match involving Kibera Black Stars.Tied on points, Migori youth and Silibwet Leons face off at Migori Stadium with the only likely scenario being a switch in positions in the case of a Silibwet win.Kisumu All-Stars are set to face off with Dandora Love but it is unlikely that the match will be played as the club is adhering to the orders by the Sports Disputes Tribunal that halted the NSL for a week.
