The 2025/26 FKF National Super League season is delivering drama at both ends of the table, with only a few matches left before the campaign comes to a close. From the fierce fight for promotion to the tense relegation battle, every point now matters.

3K, Migori Youth and Mombasa United Locked in Promotion War

At the summit of the standings, 3K FC sit top with 68 points after 33 matches. Their impressive season has been built on consistency, discipline, and one of the league’s strongest attacks, scoring 55 goals while conceding only 23.

Just behind them are Migori Youth FC and Mombasa United, both also on 68 points. The race for automatic promotion is now incredibly tight, with goal difference likely to play a major role in deciding who finally secures a place in the FKF Premier League next season.

Migori Youth have quietly emerged as one of the league’s most exciting sides, while Mombasa United’s attacking style has made them serious contenders throughout the campaign.

Equity Bank and MOFA Still Chasing

Although slightly behind the leading trio, Equity Bank FC remain in contention with 64 points. Their balanced squad and strong defensive record continue to keep pressure on the teams above them.

MOFA FC are also enjoying a strong season and currently occupy fifth place with 60 points. Their rise has been one of the stories of the season and shows how competitive the National Super League has become.

Mid-Table Stability for Naivas and Kibera Black Stars

Teams such as Naivas FC and Kibera Black Stars have managed respectable campaigns in the middle of the table. While promotion may now look difficult, both clubs have shown flashes of quality capable of challenging the top sides.

Meanwhile, Talanta FC and Soy United continue fighting to finish the season strongly and possibly push for higher positions before the campaign ends.

Relegation Battle Intensifies

At the bottom of the table, survival remains the biggest concern for several clubs. Darajani Gogo FC, MCF FC, Vihiga United and Mwatate United currently occupy the relegation zone.

For these teams, every remaining fixture feels like a final. One win could completely change the standings, while a single mistake could confirm relegation.

A League Full of Growth and Passion

The FKF National Super League continues to prove why it is one of the most competitive divisions in Kenyan football. Across the country, clubs are attracting passionate fans, developing young talent, and building strong football cultures in their communities.

As the season enters its final stretch, supporters can expect more twists, pressure-filled fixtures, and emotional moments. Whether it is the dream of promotion or the fight to avoid relegation, the battle is far from over.

One thing is certain — Kenyan football fans are being treated to an unforgettable National Super League season.