Gor Mahia miss Ksh 1 million gate collection mark in defeat to KCB

Gor Mahia failed to surpass the Ksh 1 million mark in gate collections for the first time this season in their 2-1 defeat to KCB at Embu Stadium on Sunday, 1 November evening.The record FKF Premier League champions collected Ksh 794,100 from ticket sales, marking a significant decline in revenue compared to their previous two home fixtures against Murang’a Seal and Bandari FC.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe latest figures represented a drop of Ksh 838,000 from their previous home encounter against Bandari, where the club generated Ksh 1,632,100 in ticket sales.The attendance-related revenue also fell by more than half a million shillings compared to the previous two home matches, in which K'Ogalo consistently attracted collections exceeding Ksh 1.5 million.##NAJAVA_MECA_10077468##In a statement released after the match, Gor Mahia treasurer Gerphas Okuku acknowledged the fans' support and confirmed the amount collected."To all fans who offered support in our match against KCB, we truly thank you. We managed to collect a total of Ksh 794,100 from ticket sales. Your support will always be appreciated," the statement read.The reduced gate collection came on an evening when the club also suffered its first defeat of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League campaign, bringing an end to their perfect start to the season.Robert Matano's KCB condemn Gor Mahia to first league defeat of the seasonGor Mahia had entered the encounter with four consecutive victories and were looking to extend their winning run while opening an eight-point cushion at the top of the standings.However, the Bankers had other plans, claiming a 2-1 victory to hand the league leaders their first setback of the campaign.Despite the defeat, Gor Mahia retained their position at the summit with 12 points, but their advantage over second-placed KCB was reduced to two points.No public money for Bayern, Ajax match as government reveals how over Ksh 1 billion will be raisedThe result also denied the Green Army an opportunity to establish an early commanding lead in their quest to reclaim the league title.Gor Mahia will now turn their attention to their next league assignment against Nairobi United.