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The sixth edition of the Salim Waziri Cup is set to take place in Bungoma this weekend, with Friday 18th October the opening date.
Football fever is set to grip Bungoma County this weekend as Webuye Town prepares to host the 6th edition of the Waziri 1X Cup.
The qualifiers, powered by 1XBET, will kick off on October 18th and 19th at the Webuye DEB Grounds, bringing together 16 teams battling for regional supremacy and a place in the national finals.
Among the teams confirmed for the Bungoma County qualifiers are Mitukuyu United, Ndivisi Atletico, Bukembe FC, Misikhu United, Mihuha United, Kingsland FC, Elgon Express, Super Eagles, Muyayi Youngstars, City Harvest FC, Webuye United FC, Nambami FC, Al Hilal Muji FC, Jua Kali FC, Kiyoro United, and Nzoia FC.
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10:55 - 04.10.2025
The Sixth Edition of the Waziri 1XBet Cup, a grassroots tournament which has produced established internationals like Manzur Okwaro and Collins Sichenje, is set to kick off later this month in four different counties.
Speaking ahead of the tournament, founder and patron Salim Waziri emphasized that the competition’s goal remains unchanged — to nurture young talent, promote sportsmanship, and unite communities through football.
“Football is more than just a game; it is a tool for transformation,” Waziri said in a previous interview.
“We started this initiative to give our youth a platform to showcase their abilities, stay away from social vices, and open doors to professional opportunities. The growth we’ve witnessed over the years shows the potential that lies in our grassroots.”
About the Waziri 1X Cup
The Waziri 1X Cup, which began as a small community event, has grown into one of the most structured regional competitions in Kenya, producing players who have gone on to feature in top-tier clubs and the national team setup, including Collins Sichenje and Manzur Okwaro.
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11:59 - 16.09.2025
Big and Better: Waziri 1XCUP Returns with a Mission to Inspire and Transform Communities
The Waziri 1XCUP, which kicks off in October, promises two months of unforgettable sporting action with its impact set to be felt beyond the pitch.
The tournament format remains highly competitive. The 16 participating teams will be divided into four groups of four, with each team playing three group-stage matches.
The top two teams from each group will advance to the quarterfinals, followed by semifinals and the grand final, where the overall Bungoma County champion will earn a ticket to the Western Region finals.
In addition to football, the Waziri 1X Cup continues to celebrate sports diversity, with plans to include side activities such as athletics, rugby, basketball, entertainment, and community outreach programs during the tournament weekend — a reflection of Waziri’s long-term vision to create a festi+val atmosphere that goes beyond sport.
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12:05 - 15.10.2025
Harambee Stars boss Benni McCarthy has opened up about what led to the heavy loss to Ivory Coast while explaining what gives him confidence going forward.