The 2026/27 KPL action is set to continue today with three matches lined up.

Kenya Police FC will have an opportunity to revive their struggling campaign when they meet Ulinzi Stars in the first game.

Police enter the contest after a disappointing run that cost head coach Nicholas Muyoti his job.

Their latest setback was a 2-1 defeat to AFC Leopards, prompting the club to appoint former Bidco United coach Anthony Akhulia on an interim basis.

Akhulia faces the immediate challenge of getting the 2024/25 league champions back on track.

Ulinzi, however, are also searching for their first victory after collecting two draws and losing once in their opening three matches.

Earlier in the day, Shabana FC welcome newly promoted Migori Youth to Afraha Stadium for a 2pm kick-off.

Shabana started the season with a win but have since been held to consecutive draws, leaving them with five points.

Another victory would take them to eight points and strengthen their position near the top of the table.

Migori have yet to win since entering the top flight, although they remain unbeaten.

Coach Salim Babu will be hoping his players can convert their promising start into three points as they work to establish themselves in the division.

Mathare United and Tusker FC meet at Embu Stadium in the other fixture.

Mathare have managed just two points from three games, with coach David Ouma admitting that missed chances have undermined their performances.

Mathare can draw encouragement from last season's meetings, when they held Tusker to a goalless draw before recording a 3-1 victory.

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