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Ulinzi Starlets retain FKF Women's Super Cup

By Washington Onyango | 2yrs ago

Ulinzi Starlets players celebrate after winning the FKF Women's Super Cup at Utalii Grounds. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

Ulinzi Starlets are the 2023 Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Super Cup champions.

Starlets retained the title they won in 2021 after edging out reigning FKF Women's Premier League champions Vihiga Queens 2-0 in the finals played on Saturday at Utalii College.

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