Shabana recorded their lowest ticket revenue of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League season after collecting Ksh 175,400 from their midweek clash against Migori Youth FC on Thursday, 29 October.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Kisii-based club confirmed the figures in an update on their social media pages, noting the support of fans who turned out for the encounter.“Shabana FC vs Migori Youth FC ticket sales. We collected a gross revenue of 175,400/=,” the club stated.##NAJAVA_MECA_10066843##The amount represented a significant drop of Ksh 598,900 from the Ksh 774,300 collected during their home match against Nairobi United a fortnight ago.On the pitch, Shabana were held to a 1-1 draw after surrendering a first-half lead against the league newcomers at Afraha Stadium, Nakuru.Sigumn Maina broke the deadlock at the stroke of half-time to give the Glamour Boys the advantage heading into the break.Abuya’s Young Africans land tough draw in CAF Champions LeagueHowever, Migori Youth fought back in the second half, with Churchill Otieno finding the net 15 minutes from time to secure the visitors their first away point of the campaign.The result left Shabana with more ground to recover in the title race, as they remained six points behind league leaders Gor Mahia, with the gap to second place standing at just one point.Shabana will once again be at home on Sunday when they host Kenya Police, seeking a second league victory of the campaign as they look to turn their recent home frustrations into a positive result.EXCLUSIVE: Harambee Stars' provisional squad to face South Africa
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