Kenya will join hosts Tanzania, South Sudan, Burundi, and Uganda in the five nation tournament, organized by CECAFA
The other semifinal will see Kibera Soccer Women take on Kenya Police Bullets, who advanced on Saturday.
With Ulinzi out and fresh challengers emerging, it is now official that the FKF Women’s Cup will crown a new champion for the first time since it's inception.
the squad will miss the services of goalkeeper Lilian Awuor, who remains in Romania as she awaits the conclusion of her work permit application.
Elsewhere, Ulinzi Starlets concluded the season in second place with 44 points after their own 4-0 victory over Kisumu All Starlets at the Ulinzi Sports Complex in Nairobi.
Mombasa Olympic, Bunyore Starlets and Wadadia Women have been relegated from the FKF-WPL to the NWSL following a challenging season.
The NSL Zone B runners-up held their nerve in the shootout to join next season’s top-flight league alongside Zone B champions Madira Soccer Assassins and Zone A winners Kayole Starlets.
The final two spots in the quarterfinals will be decided tomorrow at Ruaraka Grounds in Nairobi. Kenya Police Bullets will face FC Milima Queens, while Zetech Sparks go up against Kayole Starlets
In line with Article 3.8.4, Zetech Sparks were found guilty of fielding an ineligible player and the match was forfeited, with Ulinzi Starlets awarded three points and two goals.
This loss cuts especially deep for a team that had raised expectations after a strong showing in previous qualifiers and their maiden World Cup appearance.
