The FKF Premier League enters week 26 on Saturday with six matches set to be staged in different parts of the country.The race for the title and relegation battle has intensified, and week 26 is certain to serve even more drama.##NAJAVA_MECA_8032133##Gor Mahia visit bottom-placed Nzoia SugarGor Mahia are seeking to close in on their 21st title when they travel to Bungoma to play Nzoia Sugar FC in a crunch league match that the bottom-placed Millers are out to win to revive their dwindling chances of avoiding the drop this season.The Millers, who have been a hub for some top talents over the last few years, are staring at an imminent chop from the top tier, and their Saturday assignment is not an easy one as they face a team that’s keen on bagging the title as soon as possible.Gor haven’t won their last two games. They lost to Bandari FC just before the international break before drawing 0-0 with Kakamega Homeboyz a week ago.Nzoia have lost three of their last four games in the league, and their last league encounter, played a week ago, ended in a 4-0 thumping at the hands of Murang’a Seal FC. Coach Mike Mururi will be out to get a result against the strongest team in the league.The first leg meeting between the two sides played at the Raila Odinga Stadium in Homabay ended in a 2-2 draw, with Gor Mahia having to fight from two goals down to secure a point from the duel.Relegation battle in MachakosAt the Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos, two teams, both not safe from relegation, will face off in a match that either side will be out to get maximum points from.Sofapaka and Ulinzi Stars are not entirely safe from relegation. Ulinzi are 13th in the log with 29 points, while Sofapaka, two places below them, have 27 points. The game is important for the two teams, who have been least impressive in the league this campaign.The first leg meeting between the two sides ended in a 1-0 win for the Soldiers.Entertaining duel in MumiasAt the Mumias Sports Complex, Kakamega Homeboyz will entertain Kariobangi Sharks in what promises to be an epic clash.Both teams are in good form. Homeboyz are unbeaten in their last eight games, while Sharks are unbeaten in their last seven and have won their last three, scoring ten goals in the process.The first leg meeting between the two teams ended in a 1-0 triumph for Sharks.Saturday’s FKF Premier League Matches1300: Kakamega Homeboyz vs. Karioangi Sharks1300: Nairobi City Stars Vs. Murang’ Seal1500: Sofapaka FC vs. Ulinzi Stars 1500: Bandari FC vs. Bidco United1500: Nzoia Sugar FC vs. Gor Mahia FC1600: KCB FC vs. Kenya Police FC
