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Nairobi club with a record number of Kenyan league titles, nicknamed K'Ogalo.

Nairobi club, third most successful in Kenyan league history and Gor Mahia's rival in the Mashemeji Derby.

Kenyan police force club from Nairobi, playing home matches at Police Sacco Stadium.

Nairobi club promoted to the top flight from the National Super League in 2025.

Historic club from Kisii, competed in the African Cup Winners' Cup in 1988.

Club from Kakamega in western Kenya, playing home matches at Bukhungu Stadium.

Football club of Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), based in Nairobi.

Newly promoted club from the town of Murang'a in central Kenya.

Club of the East African Breweries company based in Ruaraka, nicknamed the Brewers.

Club from the town of Bomet in the Rift Valley region.

Club of the Transmara Sugar company from the Mara region.

Club from the port city of Mombasa, nicknamed the Dockers.

Club of the Kenya Defence Forces, based in Nairobi.

Club from the Mathare slum in Nairobi, nicknamed the Slum Boys.

Club of the Kenyan postal company (Posta Kenya), based in Nairobi.

Club from the Kariobangi neighbourhood of Nairobi.

Club of the Bidco Africa company, based in the town of Thika.

Nairobi club founded by politician Elly Kalekwa, Kenyan league champions in 2009.