This comes hours after the Sports Tribunal offered forces to KPL to choose whether or not the alliance match will be played. Kenyan Premier League have delayed the AFC Leopards v Gor Mahia derby that was booked for Saturday.
This comes hours after the Sports Tribunal requested that KPL choose whether or not the association match will be played. An announcement from KPL marked by CEO Jack Oguda and acquired by Goal has uncovered the choice by KPL to delay the match that was made arrangements for Bukhungu Stadium.
“Following the choice by the Sports Tribunal late tonight (Wednesday) which strengthened the command of KPL as endorsed in the FKF-KPL Agreement, to run the group, in this way conceding KPL the ability to settle on an official conclusion on the issue.
“After meeting with the KPL Executive Committee, this is to affirm that the AFC Leopards v Gor Mahia coordinate that was booked to be played at Bukhungu Stadium on Saturday, May 26, has been put off.
“Another date and setting for the match will be imparted one week from now after meetings with the home that is AFC Leopards. “The Kenyan Premier League will proceed to regard and bolster the administer of law in Kenyan football and their assurance to secure the honesty and notoriety of the Kenyan class.”