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WHO OWNS KPL?FKF to tell Sports Tribunal only four clubs own top-tier football league

Mathare United players celebrates their second goal against Bandari during their KPL match at Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday 22/10/16. Mathare won 3-1.PHOTO.BONIFACE OKENDO

Ownership of the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) will come under scrutiny this week as the country’s football governing body files its response to a suit barring it from discussing the expansion of the top-tier league.

KPL got an injunction at the Sports Tribunal barring Football Kenya Federation (FKF) from discussing the expansion of the top league from 16 to 18 teams during last month’s general meeting.

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