Clubs participating in the FKF Women’s Premier League are set to benefit from end-of-season prize money, with the top three teams guaranteed financial rewards for their performance.
The league champions will receive Ksh 1 million, while the runners-up are set to pocket Ksh 500,000. The third-placed team will take home Ksh 250,000 as recognition for a commendable campaign.
As the season approaches its final stretch, Kenya Police Bullets FC remain at the summit of the standings with 46 points. They hold a four-point lead over second-placed Ulinzi Starlets, who continue to keep pressure in the title race.
Trinity Starlets currently sit third with 34 points, completing the top three as the battle for league honors intensifies heading into the decisive stages of the season.