National Super League (NSL) enters homestretch with one match lined up for Saturday, 31 May.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More NewsNow in its 35th round, league action for the long weekend opens with a clash between Fortune Sacco and Mombasa United, as the rest of the matches take center stage on Sunday, 1 June.Ahead of today’s match, Nairobi United are still at the summit of the league table with 66 points, eight more than second-placed APS Bomet and 13 ahead of third-placed Naivas FC and fourth-placed Darajani Gogo.Sarah Moraa speaks on her inspiration ahead of Kip Keino ClassicWith their unassailable lead from the rest of the teams, save for APS Bomet, Naibois have already gained promotion to the FKF Premier League, with the rest of the chasing pack now scrambling for the remaining one automatic promotion slot and one playoff slot.At the bottom end of the table, Muhoroni Youth, who had already been relegated, are joined by SS Assad and Mombasa Stars with 22 points and 29 points respectively in the relegation zone.At Kianyanga Stadium, Fortune Sacco welcomes Mombasa United from 3:00 pm. The form table backs Fortune to win the game, having lost none of their last eight matches, winning six, including a 2-0 victory in their last match against Luanda Villa and drawing two.The coastal side, meanwhile, has won only two of their last eleven games, losing six, and drawing four.##NAJAVA_MECA_8957778##A win for Fortune in the match will see them move up to third on the log from their fifth position. In contrast, for 15th-placed Mombasa United, a win will see them leapfrog Samwest Blackboots to move a place higher and continue to disentangle themselves from the jaws of relegation.When the two sides met in the first leg on 12 December 2024 at the Serani Sports Club, Mombasa United emerged 3-1 victors, and therefore Fortune will be seeking revenge.
