Shabana FC head coach Ahmed Fathi Abdalla Ibrahim has warned his players that nobody is guaranteed a starting place, insisting that individual performances and impact when given opportunities will determine selection following their 3-2 victory over Mombasa United at Mbaraki Stadium.The Egyptian tactician made the remarks after several substitutes made a significant impact in the contest, with Derrick Oketch coming off the bench to score the decisive goal six minutes from time and seal Shabana's second victory of the Kenyan Premier League campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_10101822##Fathi indicated that the performances of his substitutes could earn them starting opportunities in subsequent matches, making it clear that established players would not be guaranteed their places."We made substitutions which had an impact in the match. Those players have shown that they deserve to start, so why not give them the nod? Nobody is guaranteed a starting place. It all depends on individual performances and how players use the opportunities they get," he said.Gor Mahia revenue from Nairobi United clash falls short of KSh 1 millionDespite collecting maximum points, the Egyptian was less impressed with his team's overall display, admitting that Shabana struggled against a determined Mombasa United side."To be honest, the best thing we took was the three points. We struggled today, and I am honestly not satisfied with the performance. We have to improve the team and find solutions," he added.Shabana took control through Brian Ogutu, who scored shortly before half-time, before Kevin Omundi doubled their advantage immediately after the restart. However, Dennis Mabeya and Waziri Junior struck to bring Mombasa United level before Oketch's late intervention settled the encounter.The victory ended Shabana's four-match winless run, comprising three draws and one defeat, as they look to build momentum in their pursuit of a maiden league title.