Shabana FC’s Home Woes Deepen After 3rd Straight Loss at home

Gusii Stadium’s once-fortified home ground has turned silent with frustration as Shabana FC slumped to their third consecutive home defeat, losing 1–2 to AFC Leopards.

Austin Odongo gave Shabana early hope with a 10th-minute strike, but the visitors fought back through Victor Omune and a late own goal. Despite a spirited start, Shabana’s 37% possession and only two shots on target summed up their struggles.

This latest result follows painful home losses to Mathare United (0–1) and Posta Rangers (1–2), making it three consecutive defeats at Gusii. Fans, once the team’s loudest supporters, are now voicing growing anger over poor defending and lack of creativity in attack.

The team’s early-season promise — including a strong 4–2 win over APS Bomet and a 1–1 draw away at Tusker — is fading fast. Pressure is mounting on the technical bench to turn things around before the loyal “Tore Bobe” faithful lose patience entirely.