FKF cash row sparks match boycott threat

Eleven out of 12 teams competing in the FKF-WPL have vowed not to honour this weekend’s matches...

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A significant number of Football Kenya Federation Women’s Premier League (FKF-WPL) teams are threatening to boycott upcoming matches over unresolved financial and developmental issues with the federation.

Eleven out of 12 FKF-WPL teams have vowed to boycott matches scheduled for this weekend.
Key concerns include the distribution of Fifa and Caf grants, broadcast rights, and prize money.
The boycott was confirmed by FKF-WPL clubs chairman Richard Teka, who noted FKF's lack of response to grievances since January.

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