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Kibera soccer women are the 2025 FKF women's cup champions after defeating pre-match favourites Vihiga Queens 1-0 in the final staged at the Afraha Stadium in Nakuru. After a barren first half bedecked by an end to end attacking football from both sides, substitute Stella Odhiambo scored the all-important goal for the nairobi-based side to seal the win and bag the trophy.
Kibera women toss to FKF Cup
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