Gor Mahia FC has thanked its supporters for turning up in large numbers for the club’s match against Bandari FC, revealing that 5,583 tickets were sold for the encounter.

In a statement shared on Saturday evening, the Kenyan Premier League side disclosed that ticket sales generated KSh1,632,100, highlighting the financial contribution made by fans who attended the fixture.

The club praised its supporters for standing behind the team, noting that their presence played an important role in creating an atmosphere around the match.

Gor Mahia, popularly known as K'Ogalo, has a large following across the country, with its fans often turning up to cheer the team during domestic league fixtures and other competitions.

The latest report offered the club an opportunity to acknowledge the role supporters play in sustaining the team's activities through ticket purchases and continued loyalty.

The KSh1.63 million collected from the 5,583 tickets sold reflects the reported gate revenue from the Bandari encounter.

Fan attendance remains an important part of football operations, providing clubs with revenue while helping create the atmosphere that makes live matches attractive to players and spectators alike.

Gor Mahia's message also served as an expression of gratitude to supporters who made the trip to watch the team face Bandari, one of the sides competing in Kenya's top-flight football scene.

The club's acknowledgement comes as Kenyan football teams continue to rely on supporter engagement to strengthen their connection with local communities and maintain interest in league matches.

For Gor Mahia, the reported ticket sales underline the value of its fan base and the contribution supporters make whenever they turn out to back the team.

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