Shabana FC have unveiled ticketing and security arrangements ahead of their opening clash of the 2025–26 FKF Premier League season against newly promoted APS Bomet.
The highly anticipated fixture will take place on Sunday, September 21, at Gusii Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 2:00 pm.
In a statement shared through the club’s official communication channels, Shabana confirmed the pricing structure for fans.
Regular tickets will cost Kshs 200, VIP tickets will go for Kshs 500, while VVIP entry has been set at Kshs 1,000. All tickets will be sold at the venue on match day.
“Shabana FC vs APS Bomet – Sunday, 21 September 2025, 2:00 pm at Gusii Stadium. Ticket prices will be Kshs 200 for regular stands, Kshs 500 for VIP, and Kshs 1,000 for VVIP.
“We encourage fans to come early for a smooth purchase and fast verification process. Ensure you receive a receipt upon payment. Kindly observe queuing procedures and maintain law and order, as the General Service Unit (GSU) will be managing gate operations.” read part of the communication from the club.
RALLYING CALL TO OUR FANS
Tujaze Gusii Stadium Sunday.
️ Sunday, 21st September 2025
Shabana Fc Vs APS Bomet
2PM EAT
Live On @AzamTVKenya
Tickets will be sold at the venue:
Regular 200/-
VIP 500/-
VVIP 1,000/=
Kama kawaida NYINYI NI WA MAANA SANA.
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— Shabana Fc Kenya (@Shabanafckenya) September 16, 2025
To ensure safety, the General Service Unit (GSU) will oversee crowd control and gate management during the match. The encounter will also be televised live on Azam TV, alongside four other league fixtures set for broadcast this weekend.
For the Glamour Boys, the tie is more than just a season opener—it represents an opportunity to set the tone early. Last season, Shabana finished fifth, and they have since bolstered their squad with 14 new signings.
The club brought in striker Victor Omondi, winger Derrick Otieno, and midfielder Daniel Kiprono from KCB, while goalkeepers Caleb Omondi (Gor Mahia) and David Obasanjo (Kisumu All Stars) also joined the ranks.
Midfielder David Odoyo arrived from Tusker, Humphrey Obino from Murang’a Seal, Wycliffe Omondi and Gilbert Abala from Nairobi City Stars, Kevin Musamali from Bidco United, Eric Otieno from FC Talanta, Byron Otieno from Kariobangi Sharks, Brian Olega, and Ugandan forward Nsumbuga Bronson.