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WINNERS AND LOSERS: Who gained or lost what following the Fifa-brokered FKF-KPL deal?

KPL's Ambrose Rachier, left, FIFA representative Kwesi Nyantakyi and President FKF Sam Nyamweya during a reconciliatory meeting between FKF and KPL at Hotel Norfolk, Nairobi, on Monday, March 23rd, 2015. PHOTO/ JONAH ONYANGO.

It was a high stakes game, one that had hallmarks of a classic match pitting FKF President Sam Nyamweya as a person, a beleaguered association and the Kenyan Premier League Limited. By rejecting the Fifa Report, Nyamweya and his brigade, had virtually challenged their chi to a fight that even the greatest of optimists would not have dared to.

But after the resolutions at Norfolk Hotel, both FKF and KPL will have to look at the mirror to find out which spot on their faces is bruised.

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