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Thika Stadium To Host Chapa Dimba Na Safaricom Central region Finals

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Thika Stadium To Host Chapa Dimba Na Safaricom Central region Finals
Cynthia Peakey (R) of Changamwe Ladies fight for the ball with Jemin Kahindi of Solwogidi during the Safaricom Chapa Dimba coast region finals held at Bomu Stadium in Changamwe qualified for the finals after beating Solwogidi 1-0.

Chapa Dimba Na Safaricom Youth Tournament heads to Thika Stadium this weekend for the Central region finals set to kick off at 8:00am on Saturday.

Eight teams will battle it out for the region’s supremacy and a chance to represent the region in the national finals set for June 2019 in Meru.

Defending champions Euronuts from Kiambu will take on Irigiro boys from Maragua while Laikipia’s Lufa Graduates will face Tetu Boys from Nyeri in the boy’s semis. Barcelona from Laikipia will play Dynamos from Kirinyaga as JYSA from Thika take on defending champions Limuru Starlets from Kiambu in the girl’s category.

“We are ready for the weekend and we expect very entertaining matches with the reigning team Euronuts fighting to defend their title. The giants from Mt. Kenya region are ready to display their football prowess for a chance to advance their football careers. I urge the fans to come out in large numbers and support their teams,” said Naman Amboka, Chapa Dimba Na Safaricom Central Region Coordinator.

Winners in both the boys and girls category will receive a cash price of KES 200,000 each and an opportunity to represent the Central Region in the national finals. The runners-up will also receive KES 100,000 each among other individualized prizes.

Already, Mombasa’s Shimanzi youth and Changamwe ladies, Kajiado’s Al Ahly and Kitale Queens from Rift Valley, Bishop Njenga Girls and Lugari Blue Saints from Western, Manyatta Boys and Ndhiwa Queens from Nyanza as well as Super Solico and St Mary’s Ndovea from Eastern have booked their tickets for the national finals where KES 1,000,000 is at stake.

This year, an all star team will be selected to attend a training camp in Spain during which they will play against local youth sides.

The competition aims at scouting for youth talent, developing grassroots football, and ultimately propel gifted players to the national team.