The much-anticipated Cleo Malalah Super Cup regional championship has officially reached its homestretch following the release of pools for teams that qualified from 38 constituencies across the Western region, alongside invited guest teams.
This year’s tournament marks the 7th edition of the competition and is scheduled to take place from 25th to 31st December 2025 at the Lions Grounds, Kakamega.
According to the official pooling released by the organizers, the championship features 12 pools (A to L), each comprising four competitive teams drawn from counties within the Western region.
Pool A includes reigning champions Eshikufu FC, Maroon Commandos FC, Dynamic FC and Chatta FC, while Pool B features Tigers FC, KK Veterans FC, Lucky Boys FC and a constituency winner.
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Other pools showcase popular community teams such as Samitsi FC, Young Simba FC, Teremi FC, Kipsis Arrows FC, Kabukara FC, Bungoma Stars FC, Rising Stars FC, and Malaba H. Boyz FC, reflecting the diversity and depth of grassroots football talent in the region.
Unlike previous editions, this year’s Super Cup has expanded its scope to include rugby sevens, ensuring rugby lovers are not left behind.
This inclusion has been made possible through the support of DCP Deputy Party Leader Honorable Cleophas Wakhungu Malalah, who continues to earn praise as one of the best organizers of grassroots sports tournaments in Kenya.
Football scouts from across the country have been invited to identify and nurture emerging talent, offering young players a rare opportunity to showcase their skills on a big stage.
Beyond sports, the tournament has also created economic opportunities, with small-scale traders setting up tents at Lions Grounds to cash in on the large crowds expected.
With millions of shillings in prize money up for grabs courtesy of Cleo Malalah, excitement continues to build as fans count down to kick-off. All Kenyans are invited to attend and be part of this historic sporting festival under the banner #TusaKateBoli.
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