Club Owner Sends Female Players Packing From Homes After Losing Match

• The Kenyan Women's Premier League has been enmeshed in a scandal involving Trans Nzoia Falcons FC squad
• Following their 3-0 loss at home to Vihiga Queens, the owner of Nzoia FC sent the ladies packing
• Footage shows a man throwing the belongings of the players out of their clubhouse

A set of female players have been ejected from their clubhouse for losing 3-0 at home in the Kenyan Women's Premier League.

Footage making the rounds on social media shows a club owner flinging away the belongings of the ladies who watched helplessly.

It was gathered that the incident occurred after Trans Nzoia Falcons FC lost at home to Vihiga Queens.

Nairobi News reports that the development has forced the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) to suspend all league matches involving Nzoia Falcons FC.

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Further reports have it that assistant Secretary General Noah Wakoli had, in an interview with Nairobi News, blamed the players for disrespect. He accused them of abusing club officials.

And sharing the viral clip on Instagram, a former CAF expert Collins Okinyo wrote:

“The problems that hinder growth in African football

“Imagine these are Women Premier League players in Kenya being ejected out of their house (I see it as hole not house) by an owner apparently for losing 3-0 while not even breakfast was provided before the game.

“Kenya, we have serious problems, and we want to host AFCON?

“We must put our house in order; even many men’s teams are suffering it’s total shame.”

A fan replied:

“It's completely inhumanity, let alone football issues. This man is insane.”

One said:

“Players living in such conditions, and you expect them to win?”

FIFA lifts Kenya’s suspension

Sports Brief earlier reported that FIFA recently lifted the suspension of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), which has been in place since February this year.

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In a letter addressed to FKF's Secretary General Barry Otieno, FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura expressed satisfaction that the impasse between the government and the FKF has since been resolved.

The suspension has been lifted immediately, making Kenya eligible again to participate in international FIFA competitions.