Muhoroni Youth have to beat Nzoia Sugar FC in today’s FKF Premier League duel in Mumias, or they will be relegated from the Kenyan Premier League, ending a turbulent campaign.Muho Youth currently occupy the second slot from the bottom of the log with 28 points. Sofapaka FC, who hold the playoff spot, are four points ahead, meaning that Muhoroni must win today and hope that both Sofapaka and Shabana FC, each with 32 points, falter against Nairobi City Stars and Bidco United, respectively, ahead of Sunday’s season finale.##NAJAVA_MECA_8167945##The club made coaching changes on Tuesday, parting ways with coach Nick Okinyi and replacing him with former Nzoia Sugar FC coach Steve Biko for the final two matches, hoping he will turn their fortunes around.However, their hopes were further dealt a blow when defender Alex Onchwari left for Tanzania for talks with an unnamed side. He missed Saturday’s game against Talanta, which they lost, and he is certain to miss the remaining two games.Nzoia Sugar FC, already relegated, will play for pride. They shocked Ulinzi Stars on Friday at the Ulinzi Sports Complex and will be keen to bag maximum points in their final KPL home match, at least for the next year.Odhiambo names Harambee Stars U23 squad for COSAFA CupWith their fate likely sealed on Wednesday afternoon, not many teams, if any, will miss playing at Muhoroni Stadium, given the frustrations faced there throughout the season.At Dandora Stadium, AFC Leopards will seek to recover from three straight losses when they face an equally struggling KCB FC side. Ingwe have lost their last three games, including two in the league and a Cup semifinal match, and on Wednesday, when they face an unstable KCB, their goal will be to secure maximum points for a strong league finish.In Machakos, Gor Mahia, who hit the 70-point mark on Sunday, will host FC Talanta. Already declared champions, K’Ogalo will seek to beat Talanta, who have historically been a tricky side for the big boys. Talanta’s win over Muhoroni Youth on Saturday all but secured their top-flight safety after weeks of relegation threats.Another match of interest will be at the Police Sacco, where Kenya Police will host Bandari FC. The Dockers are facing a rough patch in the league and, against the odds, will hope to upset the Mozzart Bet Cup finalists at home, a task that may prove difficult.Today’s FKF Premier League gamesNzoia Sugar FC vs. Muhoroni Youth FC-Mumias Sports Complex (1 PM)Kariobangi Sharks vs. Ulinzi Stars-Police Sacco (1PM)Nairobi City Stars Vs. Sofapaka FC-Dandora Stadium (1PM)Posta Rangers vs. Tusker FC-Thika Stadium (3PM)Gor Mahia vs. FC Talanta-Kenyatta Stadium, Machakos (3PM)Kenya Police FC vs. Bandari FC-Police Sacco (4PM)AFC Leopards vs KCB FC-Dandora Stadium (4PM)Kakamega Homeboyz vs Murang’a Seal FC- Mumias Sports Complex (4PMHarambee Stars to begin quest for COSAFA glory with clash against record winners Zambia
