Hosting matches outside the Nairobi Metropolitan Area continues to affect Kenyan giants Gor Mahia, who once again failed to hit seven figures in revenue in their match against Nairobi United.With the unavailability of Nyayo National Stadium, *K’Ogalo* opted for Wang’uru Stadium in Mwea as the venue for their FKF Premier League match against the 2025 Mozzart Bet Cup champions.##NAJAVA_MECA_10095241##However, the decision came with financial consequences for Gor Mahia, who are accustomed to collecting millions from their weekend home matches.“We managed to collect a total of KSh 728,200 from ticket sales in our match against Nairobi United at Wang'uru Stadium.We truly thank fans for the sacrifice and support,” reads the financial report by club treasurer Gerphas Okuku.Africa Women’s 7s: Uganda end three-year wait for title with dominant Africa Women’s 7s triumphTickets for the match were priced at KSh 200 for early birds, KSh 300 for regular entry, while those seated in the VIP section paid KSh 1,000.This marked the second consecutive time Gor Mahia had failed to raise at least KSh 1 million from a weekend home match, having collected KSh 764,100 in their previous encounter against KCB at Moi Stadium in Embu.The revenue from the Nairobi United match could have been even lower were it not for Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, who donated 25 buses for Nairobi United fans, while five additional buses were provided for Gor Mahia supporters to attend the match.Harambee Stars fans question England-based midfielder's surprise call-upIn their home matches at Nyayo National Stadium, K’Ogalo collected KSh 1.63 million against Bandari and KSh 1.69 million in their season opener against Murang'a Seal.Back at Wang’uru Stadium in Mwea, Alpha Onyango once again stepped up to rescue Gor Mahia with a stunning goal in the 89th minute to force a 1-1 draw after James Seremba had given Nairobi United the lead in the 14th minute.WPL: Ulinzi Starlets, Police Bullets and Kibera Soccer win as Shabana are held to a drawThe draw saw Gor Mahia return to the top of the league table with 13 points, level with KCB FC, with the two sides also tied on goal difference.