Record league champions Gor Mahia will host Bandari FC under the floodlights at Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday in the FKF Premier League, with kick-off rescheduled to 7 pm.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Kenyan giants confirmed the evening kick-off after asking fans to vote on their preferred time for the match, with the majority backing the evening kick-off as opposed to the 4:15 pm initially indicated.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036267##In a statement on Monday, the club said the decision had been reached after reviewing the feedback from supporters, noting that the timing would allow those working or attending church on Saturday to watch the match.“Fans, you spoke; your voices were heard. After reviewing your votes and comments, management and key stakeholders involved have unanimously agreed to stage Saturday's match against Bandari at 7 pm at Nyayo Stadium,” read part of the statement.PREVIEW: Kenya Police seeking second ever league win over AFC Leopards“The majority (7,767 votes against 998) favoured 7 pm; their reason is to give those working or going to church on Saturday a chance to catch the game. Other views are also respected, and we truly apologise; our next home game will be on a favourable day and time. Football without fans can never be enjoyable. Night football it is.”APS Bomet coach reveals Gor Mahia's advantage over most FKF Premier League teamsSaturday's fixture will be Gor Mahia's second home match under the floodlights this season, following last Tuesday's 4-2 victory over Murang'a Seal at the same venue.The match against Murang'a Seal generated Ksh1.6 million in gate collections, underlining the financial potential of evening fixtures and the strong interest in watching football under the lights.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036278##The return of floodlit football has been welcomed by fans, with night matches offering supporters an opportunity to attend games after their daily commitments.Gor Mahia will head into the Bandari clash seeking to extend their perfect start to the season. They opened their campaign with a win over Murang'a Seal before edging APS Bomet 1-0, making them the only team to have won both of their opening matches.Harambee Stars legend's son explains why he chose rugby over footballBandari, on the other hand, are yet to register a victory after drawing their first two games. The Mombasa-based side played out to a goalless draw against AFC Leopards before conceding a late equaliser in Monday's 1-1 draw against 3K FC.The Dockers will be hoping to frustrate the league leaders in Nairobi, while Gor Mahia will be targeting a third consecutive victory as they look to maintain their position at the top of the FKF Premier League table.3K FC share spoils with Bandari as both teams remain winless and unbeaten