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The deputy FKF president promises they will continue strengthening the development of grassroot football
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has reiterated its commitment to growing grassroots football in the country.
Speaking at Kinunga Stadium in Nyeri during a Division 2 clash between Marafiki and Rware FC, FKF Vice-President Doris Petra said the football governing body would continue enhancing the game's growth.
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"We want to develop grassroots football, and we want it to be strong. It is evident that there is ample talent at the grassroots that can be identified," she said.
Petra added that she was impressed by the level of football showcased in the match between the two sides.
"To tell the truth we have been entertained. I have seen very good players and we will continue supporting you," she added.
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Marafiki beat Rware 2-1 in a match dubbed Muthoniwa Derby, attended by thousands of fans, including Nyeri Town MP Duncan Maina, who promised to push the government to complete the iconic Ruringu Stadium.
"I reported on the efforts that I have made so far, which has culminated in a Wednesday, May 3 visit by the PS Sports and Culture Jonathan Mweke to the Ruring'u Stadium on a fact-finding tour.
I have also requested parliament to sermon Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba to answer my questions about the six-year delay in completing the stadium," the MP said.
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Rware FC, the home team, disclosed the amount they collected from ticket sales. Just over 2000 regular tickets were sold, and the team got Ksh158,900.
However, this was the lowest turnout witnessed in recent years for the derby, which the club indicated, was caused by the last change of venue due to heavy rains and floods across Nyeri Town Municipality.
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