Gor Mahia have been declared the 2019-20 Kenyan Premier League champions for the fourth time on the trot.
The league like all other sporting activities in the country was halted in March to help curb spread of the COVID-19.
Citing force majeure, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has thus decided to end the league and declare champions.
According to the rules governing all leagues, in case a league season fails to end due to force majeure and before 75% of matches are played, like was the case, the table standings at half season is used to announce winners.
Hii ndio sheria hapo by the way…. pic.twitter.com/v5HOXralsT
— Nick Mwendwa (@Nmwendwa) April 30, 2020
FKF boss Nick Mwendwa congratulated K’Ogalo and confirmed they will represent Kenya in the Champions League next season.
Ooh and Congratulations Gor Mahia ! You are champions once again and you will represent Kenya on the champions league Next season. Lets do this !
— Nick Mwendwa (@Nmwendwa) April 30, 2020
This move will most likely attract resistance from KPL management whose CEO Jack Oguda has maintained it’s only them who will decide the fate of the league.
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