Shabana FC has identified Gusii Stadium as a challenging hunting field and is counting on fan support in their quest for their first FKF Premier League championship.According to Darius Msagha, the speedy attacker, winning most of their home matches will be the most plausible option for claiming the most cherished championship crown.Save for the loss to Nairobi City Stars and the draw to Posta Rangers, the Glamour Boys have won five of the seven games played at Gusii Stadium so far.##NAJAVA_MECA_8598387##Currently, the Kisii-based outfit is ninth on the log, seven points behind table leader KCB.”To achieve our season goals after turning around our performance, we will continue to make Gusii Stadium a tough hunting ground,” he told Mozzart Sport.The former Bandari attacker goes on to claim that their five wins at home this season, which are, strangely, their only wins since the 2024-25 season commenced five months ago, as they have not won a single game away, can mathematically drive them to maiden league success.Driven by his inner circle, Ryan Ogam steps into the limelight with bigger ambitions”According to our statistics, we have won all of our home matches this season. That means that if we can make the most of our home wins while avoiding setbacks away, we will have a realistic chance of winning the title,” he continued.The Harambee Stars midfielder goes on to say that the club will rely heavily on its loyal fans.Torebobe fans have been a driving force behind the club’s outstanding home record.NSL Year in Review: 2024 delivers thrills, challenges, and milestones for Kenya’s second-tier”Worldwide fans have a significant influence, and we are no exception. The fans will have a significant impact on our dreams.””They have been a major force and driving factor in our success, and if they can maintain the kind of support that they have shown previously, we will undoubtedly have an advantage,” said the ex-Sofapaka player.
