The 2023–24 Kenyan Premier League was the 21st season of the Kenyan Premier League since it began in 2003, and the 61st season of top-division football in Kenya since 1963. The season began on 26 August 2023.
Teams Changes from previous season Promotion and relegation Promoted from2022–23 National Super League Relegated to2023–24 National Super League Murang'a SEALShabana Mathare UnitedVihiga Bullets
Name changes Wazito was renamed Muhoroni Youth after ownership was transferred to the Muhoroni-based team.
Stadiums and locations
TeamLocationStadiumCapacityAFC LeopardsNairobiNyayo Stadium30,000BandariMombasaMombasa Municipal Stadium10,000Bidco UnitedThikaDel Monte Grounds Stadium20,000Gor MahiaNairobiCity Stadium15,000Kakamega HomeboyzKakamegaBukhungu Stadium5,000Kariobangi SharksMachakosKenyatta Stadium5,000KCBNairobiCity Stadium15,000Kenya PoliceNairobiNyayo National Stadium30,000Muhoroni YouthMuhoroniMuhoroni Stadium20,000Murang'a SEALGikuuSt Sebastian Park1,000Nairobi City StarsNairobiHope Centre5,000Nzoia SugarBungomaKanduyi Stadium5,000Posta RangersEldoretKipchoge Keino Stadium10,000ShabanaKisiiGusii Stadium5,000SofapakaMachakosKenyatta Stadium5,000TalantaNairobiRuaraka Stadium4,000TuskerNairobiRuaraka Stadium4,000Ulinzi StarsNakuruAfraha Stadium8,200
League table
Results
Season statistics Top goalscorers RankPlayerTeamGoals 1 Benson OmalaGor Mahia192 John Mark MakwattaKariobangi Sharks16 Tito OkelloKenya Police4 Erick KapaitoTusker125 Austin OdhiamboGor Mahia116 Jacob OnyangoBidco United107 Francis KahiroBandari9 Darius MsaghaSofapaka
Multiple hat-tricks PlayerForAgainstScoreDate Boniface MuchiriUlinzi StarsTalanta0-32 December 2023 Erick KapaitoTuskerKBC0-57 January 2024 Justine OmwandoShabanaNzoia Sugar2-514 January 2024 John Mark Makwatta4 Kariobangi SharksSofapaka5-211 May 2024
Attendances
References