Migori Youth have accumulated the most points in the National Super League and are on course to be crowned champions and secure automatic promotion to the Kenya Premier League for the 2026/27 season, which kicks off in August.
However, their celebrations have been slightly muted by a pending court case that could derail their title ambitions.
At the bottom of the table, Kabati FC boosted their survival hopes with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Naivas FC. After conceding an early goal, Kabati fought back to level before halftime and scored a late winner to secure maximum points.
The result lifted Kabati to 15th place, two positions and three points above the relegation zone. They now need at least a point away to MOFA in their final match of the season to guarantee survival.
MCF, Vihiga United and Mwatate have already been relegated. Darajani Gogo can avoid the drop if they beat Nairobi City and Kisumu All Stars, and if Kabati fail to win.
At the top, as things stand, Migori Youth, 3K FC and Mombasa United have earned promotion to the Kenya Premier League.
