Kisumu Allstarlets has written a protest letter to the Football Kenya Federation following their loss to Trans Nzoia Falcons over the weekend.

AllStarlets claim that Falcons fielded three ineligible players for their tie and want the Federation to take action on the said game.

“We write to protest the action of Trans Nzoia Falcons Fc to field ineligible players against us (Kisumu All Starlets FC) on KWPL Round 11 match no 63. This follows your earlier advice that some of their players have been dropped.

“Three of the said dropped players were fielded and they are as below.

Pauline Kirui – Jersey No. 7

Nafula Betty – Jersey No. 18

Nanjala Dorcas – Jersey 11,” part of the letter in Pepeta’s possession noted.

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Starlets claim that the Federation had a list of dropped players from various teams in the Women’s top-flight league and Trans Nzoia had confirmed parting ways with ten of their players.

These players included: Vidah Akinyi, Cynthia Achieng, Daisy Chepkwemoi, Nyambusi Jeniffer, Pauline Kirui, Betty Nafula, Doricus Nanjala, Judith Omega, Phoebe Mwangale, and Valentine Cherop.

The team wants Falcons punished for pulling such a move with the Federation already acknowledging getting their letter.

The loss saw Starlets dragged back to the relegation dogfight with the team currently on 13 points with Falcons moving to 8th position with 16 points.

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