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KPL: Power is slowly shifting in local league after 13 rounds of matches

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GOR MAHIA VS THIKA UNITED- NYAYO NATIONAL STADIUM GOR Mahia Francis Kahata(L) hold Said Tsuma of Thika United as they battle for ball possession during their KPL match at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday 21/05/17.PHOTO.BONIFACE OKENDO

Newcomers settle fast while old boys drop guard in league battle.

As the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) takes a three-week break, there is no doubt that a significant power shift is being experienced.

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