Gor Mahia have disclosed the gate revenue from their final FKF Premier League match of the 2024/2025 season against newly crowned champions Kenya Police FC a match that blended intensity, celebration, and high fan turnout.
The high-profile encounter took place at the Ulinzi Complex and attracted massive support from both sets of fans. With ticket prices pegged at KSh 500 for regular admission and KSh 1,000 for VIP seats, the event was both a competitive and commercial success. The club confirmed they collected KSh 958,000 in ticket sales, highlighting the draw of the fixture and hinting at growing financial potential in domestic football.
Gor Mahia’s treasurer expressed gratitude to fans for the support and emphasized plans to enhance online ticketing systems to maximize future earnings. The revenue figure is notable considering the match’s significance and fan engagement, reflecting the unwavering loyalty of the Green Army.
The occasion was more than just a football match. With Kenya Police FC having clinched their first-ever FKF Premier League title a week earlier, the focus was also on whether Gor Mahia would extend a traditional guard of honour. In a rare gesture of sportsmanship, Gor Mahia players formed a tunnel and applauded the champions as they walked onto the pitch a moment that drew praise from fans and neutrals for its class and grace.
The celebratory mood was further heightened by Kenya Police’s stylish entrance. Players arrived at the venue in chauffeured limousines, wearing coordinated three-piece suits paired with white sneakers, embodying both pride and elegance in their historic achievement.
On the pitch, Gor Mahia struck first, with Musa Shariff finding the back of the net in the 24th minute after latching onto a loose ball inside the area. His goal was a reminder of Gor’s pedigree, even as they relinquished the title this season. However, Kenya Police responded in the second half, with Brian Okoth leveling matters in the 60th minute via a powerful half-volley that gave Gor goalkeeper Kevin Omondi no chance.
The game ended 1-1, a fair result that left both sides satisfied one celebrating a new title, the other showing resilience and class. Gor Mahia now turn their focus to the FKF Cup final, where they are set to face Nairobi United in what could salvage silverware from their campaign.
For Kenya Police FC, all eyes are now on their upcoming debut in the CAF Champions League, marking a bold new chapter for one of the country’s most ambitious clubs.
