Shabana FC collected Ksh 774,300 in gross ticket revenue from their goalless draw against Nairobi United at Afraha Stadium on Sunday.The collection is the second-highest recorded in the FKF Premier League this season, behind Gor Mahia's Ksh 1.6 million from their match against Murang'a Seal on Tuesday last week.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036891##The Glamour Boys attracted strong support, with Afraha Stadium painted red and white as the club hosted its first home match of the campaign. Shabana are playing their home matches at the Nakuru venue this season following the demolition of their previous stadium in Gusii to pave the way for the construction of a new facility.While the sizeable gate collection offered a financial boost, Shabana were unable to reward their supporters with a victory.Junior Starlets keen on positive start as World Cup campaign kicks off against ChinaThe draw was, however, a notable milestone for the Kisii-based side, as it marked their first point against Nairobi United. Shabana lost both home and away encounters against the Nairobi outfit last season.The result came after Shabana opened their campaign with a 1-0 win over Posta Rangers, while Nairobi United had drawn 2-2 with KCB FC in their season opener.Shabana will now turn their attention to Sunday's clash against AFC Leopards at Nyayo National Stadium.Nairobi United, meanwhile, will host Mara Sugar FC on Saturday, hoping to secure their first victory of the season.Four winless teams chase redemption as FKFPL action returns to Narok Stadium after four-year hiatus