Record 32 Teams to Compete in 2025 FKF Women’s Cup as Fixtures Unveiled
Nairobi, Kenya – The 2025 edition of the FKF Women’s Cup is officially underway, and it’s making history with a record 32 participating teams drawn from various leagues across the country—including Premier League, Super League, Division One, regional, and county levels.
The draw, held on Tuesday, unveiled exciting Round of 32 fixtures that will see top-tier teams clash with rising underdogs in what promises to be the most competitive and inclusive edition yet.
Among the standout matches, defending champions Ulinzi Starlets will begin their campaign against TUK Ravens, while fellow heavyweights Gaspo Women face a strong challenge from Kibera Soccer Women—a rematch of last year's final.
Other marquee ties include:
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Thika Starlets vs Police Bullets
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Marine Queens vs Zetech Sparks
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Vihiga Queens vs Gene Queens
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Barcelona SC vs Bungoma Queens
Here’s the full list of FKF Women’s Cup Round of 32 fixtures:
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TUK Ravens vs Ulinzi Starlets
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Gaspo Women vs Kibera Soccer Women
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University of Embu vs Desert FC
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Sunderland Samba vs Taita Queens
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Marine Queens vs Zetech Sparks
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Thika Starlets vs Police Bullets
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Makolanders vs Kayole Starlets
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Red Sea Starlets vs Milima Queens FC
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Iron Ladies vs Kisiwa Starlets
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Eldoret Falcons vs FC 105 Nini Farm
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Gene Queens vs Vihiga Queens
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Lowland Queens vs Kisii Queens
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Vickers Queens vs Trinity Starlets
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Trans Nzoia Falcons vs Gideon Starlets
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Ndaweta vs Kakuma Kalolebeyi
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Barcelona SC vs Bungoma Queens
The tournament received a major boost following https://kisure.co.ke/ulinzi-starlets-eye-fourth-straight-fkf-womens-cup-as-2025-edition-kicks-off/20782/">FKF's partnership with local betting firm betPawa, which introduced the “Locker Room Bonus” initiative. Under this scheme, match-day winning teams receive direct bonuses of Ksh 3,300 for each player and staff, with additional Ksh 85,000 awarded to teams that progress to the next round.
With prize incentives at an all-time high and more representation from grassroots clubs, the FKF Women’s Cup continues to be a beacon for talent development, competition, and opportunity in Kenyan women’s football.
Let the games begin! ⚽🇰🇪
