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The Kenya Cup resumes with Kabras, KCB, and Menengai Oilers dominating the league, creating a widening gap between the professional elite and the rest of the field.
As the Kenya Cup resumes for Match Day 6, a clear hierarchy has emerged. The league has effectively split into two: the "Big Three" (Kabras Sugar, KCB, Menengai Oilers) and the rest. Today’s fixtures are less about who wins, and more about whether anyone can stop the bonus-point juggernauts from the Rift and the Capital.
Kabras Sugar lead the log with a perfect record, tied on 25 points with KCB but boasting a vastly superior point difference (+242). The Oilers are hot on their heels with 24 points. The gap between third-placed Oilers and fourth-placed Nondies is already a chasm of 10 points.
The dominance of the Big Three is a reflection of finances. Kabras, KCB, and Oilers are the only fully professional or semi-professional outfits, able to recruit top talent and maintain high-performance programs. The rest of the league, relying on students and part-timers, is simply being out-muscled and out-spent.
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