Despite delivering one of the most dominant performances of the season, Sofapaka registered alarmingly low ticket revenue during their emphatic 7-1 demolition of Tusker FC on Sunday afternoon at Dandora Stadium.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe 2009 Premier League champions announced via their official social media platforms that they collected a paltry Ksh75,300 from the sale of tickets, a figure that underscores the mounting concern over dwindling fan turnout across the league.Sinisa Mihic reveals two breaking points that made him quit Gor Mahia”We collected a total of Ksh75,300 from our match against Tusker FC. Once again, thank you for your support,” read the club’s brief statement.Sofapaka now joins a growing list of top-flight clubs, including Gor Mahia, AFC Leopards, and Shabana FC, that have taken the bold step of publicly disclosing matchday revenues, sparking debate over stadium attendance and club sustainability in Kenyan football.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939511##While the stands may have lacked numbers, the pitch told a different story altogether.Sofapaka delivered a masterclass, dismantling Tusker FC with clinical precision in a match that will be remembered more for its on-field brilliance than the sparse crowd that witnessed it.Millions Kenyan club banked from Harambee Stars prospect signing new deal with Real SociedadWayne Otieno set the tone early, finding the back of the net just three minutes into the game.Edward Omondi doubled the lead shortly after, before Jack Ong’anya’s brace sealed a dominant 4-0 lead at halftime.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939466##Rodgers Kipkemboi made it five from the penalty spot shortly after the break.Tusker FC pulled one back through Edward Olak, who inadvertently turned the ball into his own net, but the comeback hopes were swiftly extinguished.A mother’s unwavering support that propelled Kabati Youth to NSL promotionOmondi struck again before Ong’anya completed his hat-trick with a sublime chip past goalkeeper Brian Opondi — a goal that epitomised the afternoon’s commanding display.The resounding victory lifted Sofapaka to seventh on the table with 43 points, marking a dramatic turnaround from last season, where they narrowly avoided relegation via the playoffs.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939367##The result also piled further pressure on Tusker FC, whose bid to end a three-year title drought continues to unravel.
