Ligi Ndogo Grounds
| OPENINGFebruary 28, 2002 | RENOVATED2015,2017 | TRANSPORT TO VENUERoad Only |
| CAPACITY2,044 person | DIMENSIONS100 m × 68 m (109 yd × 74 yd) | BUSES4W, 111, 103, 3, 46, 8 |
| SURFACENatural grass | PHONE NUMBER+2 54 720 681 831 | ADDRESSNgong' Rd, Woodley, 20 841-00202 Nairobi, Kenya View on Map |
KEY LEAGUE FEATURES
Countrywide: National Division Onel League (FKF Division One)
Nairobi: Nairobi County League (Nairobi County)
Kenya: National U15 League (U15)
Kenya:National Under 13 League (U13)
Worldwide: International Tournaments in Bulgaria,Sweden,Norway
In 2005, the senior football team was formed with the initiative of former senior team coach, Ibrahim Mbikalo at the insistence of players Karim Rersa, Mohamed Junaid and Azim Butt. On arrival from a tour of the United Kingdom, the team members found themselves overage and with no category to fill in since the youth academy could only accommodate those below fourteen years of age. Under the guidance of Mbikalo, Ligi Ndogo gained their first honours by winning the Private Secondary Schools’ League in 2005, and played in the Kiko Cup towards the end of the year, crashing out through a 3–2 loss to Kibera Combined on spot kicks.
The County team is the main feeder program for the Senior team.It comprises scouted players of ages.
The academy was established on 1 January 2002. The academy’s first season began in February 2002, as just a place for neighborhood children to go and play some football. Upon discovering that many of the children actually had talent, the administration formed the various age groups found in the academy today and formed a “Planets” team, which consisted of the best players from these age groups, to represent the club at national and international tournaments.
To further nurture the football potential in Kenya,Ligi Ndogo organises trips to participate in countrywide tournaments as well as international cups and tours.
Ligi Ndogo is opening up an early opportunity for you to be part of these exciting tours that could open up doors for your football career.
Ligi Gallery
Trophy Exhibition
Panoramic View of the Stadium
Dressing Room
Dressing Room Tunnel
Fans' Testimonials
Terry Ann Chebet
It is the programs that target young boys such as Ligi Ndogo that will eventually improve Kenya’s football standards thereby leading to the return of fans to the terraces.
Hassan Juma
With good,established,functional structures,passionate kids and supportive parents we can go somewhere.