AFC Leopards cash in millions despite dropping points in clash with Murang'a Seal
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Reading Time: 2min | Mon. 17.11.25. | 08:03
The draw extended AFC Leopards’ winless run to two matches, following their shocking 2-0 defeat to Mara Sugar, a loss that ended their impressive 14-match unbeaten streak carried over from last season
AFC Leopards recorded a significant financial boost despite being held to a frustrating0-0 draw by Murang’a Seal at the Nyayo Stadium on Sunday.
In a detailed update released on their official communication channels, the 12-time Kenyan champions announced they had sold 5,418 tickets, marking one of their strongest matchday turnouts this season.
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Of these, 4,950 were regular terrace tickets, priced at Kshs 300, while 468 were VIP tickets retailing at Kshs 500 per piece.
The impressive turnout translated into a sizeable windfall, as the club collected Kshs 1,485,000 from terrace sales and an additional Kshs 234,000 from the VIP section.
In total, Ingwe pocketed Kshs 1,719,000, a notable increase of Kshs 521,000 from their previous home match against Mathare United, where they banked Kshs 1,198,000.
However, while the financial returns painted a positive picture, matters on the pitch were far less encouraging for the 1998 league champions.
The draw extended AFC Leopards’ winless run to two matches, following their shocking 2-0 defeat to Mara Sugar, a loss that ended their impressive 14-match unbeaten streak carried over from last season.
Against Murang’a Seal, Leopards had a golden opportunity to move second on the 18-team log and close the gap on leaders and record champions Gor Mahia to a point.
Instead, the stalemate left Fred Ambani’s charges settling for third place on 13 points, temporarily stalling their early-season momentum.
Leopards will turn their attention to next weekend’s fixture against Kariobangi Sharks.
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