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2019 was a season of mixed fortunes for Kenyan football

Harambee Stars Musa Mohamed is beaten to the ball by Senegal's Sadio Mane during an Africa Cup of Nations match against Senegal in Egypt on July 1, 2019 [Courtesy]

From Harambee Stars’ historic return to Africa Cup of Nations finals in Egypt, to the withdrawal of sponsors, accusations of misappropriation of government funds at Afcon and cancellation of Football Kenya Federation elections, are part of what summarised the 2018-2019 season.

It was a season of mixed fortunes for national teams Harambee Stars (men) and Harambee Starlets (women) but a year that will be regarded as one of the worst in the Kenyan Premier League’s history.

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