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SCHOOLS: It's Musingu v St Joseph Kitale in national football semis

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Musingu Boys football player says a short prayer after beating Kirangari Boys 2:1 at Cardinal Otunga High School Mosocho during National Secondary school games in Kisii County.[Sammy Omingo, Standard]

The battle for the vacant KSSSA National football boys throne will continue on Wednesday in Kisii even after scenes of violence and hooliganism marred the games on Tuesday when Koderobara High School played Musingu School at Gusii Stadium.

Trailing 1-0, the match was stopped with 10 minutes left when fans invaded the field, pelting stones, fist fighting and welding clubs before police officers restored calm.

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