Kenya Cup playoffs: High-stakes clashes as top teams battle for victory

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Kenya Cup playoffs: High-stakes clashes as top teams battle for victory

The Kenya Cup playoffs are set to ignite the rugby scene this weekend with thrilling matchups that will determine which teams advance to the semi-finals.

In the first playoff clash, the Menengai Oilers will host KU Blak Blad at the Nakuru ASK Showground. The Oilers secured a home playoff after finishing third in the regular season with 47 points, while Blak Blad ended in sixth place with 26 points. This match is crucial, as the winner will earn a spot in the semifinals against KCB Rugby, who finished second in the standings with 50 points.

The second key matchup features Nondescripts taking on Kenya Harlequin at Ngong Racecourse in the highly anticipated Ngong Road Derby. Nondescripts finished fourth with 35 points and are eager to secure their playoff berth against Quins, who concluded the season in fifth place with 34 points. This fixture promises to be a thrilling encounter as both teams also compete in the Eric Shirley Shield quarterfinals.

Following these playoffs, the semifinals are scheduled for March 29, leading up to the final set for April 12, 2025.

Meanwhile, the Championship race for promotion to the Kenya Cup is heating up with key playoff matches. Zetech Oaks will host JKUAT Cougars in a critical showdown, while Catholic Monks will take on Homeboyz in another pivotal clash. The winners of these encounters will advance to the semifinals, inching closer to a coveted spot in next season’s Kenya Cup.

Additionally, the Kenya Cup Women’s playoffs will showcase two exciting fixtures where Northern Suburbs will battle Impala while NYS Ladies will be up against Rongo University. The winners will move on to face Kenya Harlequins and Mwamba in the semifinals, respectively, adding to the weekend’s thrilling rugby action.

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