3K bank millions in stalemate against AFC Leopards

3K FC collected Ksh1,179,600 in gate revenue during Saturday's FKF Premier League clash against AFC Leopards at Embu Stadium, with a strong turnout from home supporters.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe club confirmed the figures in an update on its social media platforms, thanking fans for their support throughout the match.##NAJAVA_MECA_10095335##"We would love to inform our fans that against AFC Leopards yesterday, we were able to collect a total of Ksh1,179,600."We appreciate every 3K fan who turned up to cheer on our boys from start to finish," the club posted.Harambee Stars fans question England-based midfielder's surprise call-upThe latest figures marked the club's second million-shilling gate collection from a home fixture this season, following the Ksh1,283,380 raised during the Murima Derby against Murang'a Seal.However, Saturday's collection fell short of that record by Ksh103,780, making the Murang'a Seal encounter their highest-grossing home fixture of the campaign so far.On the pitch, Nicodemus Omasete's charges settled for a draw against the Leopards, extending their unbeaten run to two matches.Former AFC Leopards chairman Shikanda rejects FKF ouster and accuses goons of disrupting Meru SGM3K had an opportunity to claim maximum points after being awarded a penalty, but Glen Yanick's effort was saved by AFC Leopards goalkeeper Tom Ikara.The result was their third draw of the campaign, and lifted them to sixth place on the FKF Premier League table with nine points.FKF scout Obado reveals how he unearthed Kenya U15 World Cup stars

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