Monetary Triumph for AFC Leopards
The latest iteration of the Mashemeji Derby turned out to be a financial bonanza for AFC Leopards as they locked horns with Gor Mahia FC this Saturday. The much-awaited face-off took place at the Moi International Stadium Kasarani, drawing a massive crowd of over 12,000 ardent supporters despite Gor Mahia FC walking away with a 2-0 victory.
AFC Leopards basked in success, not just in terms of the game’s spirit and fervour, but also in the substantial revenue generated. Official figures released by the club reveal a significant financial uptick from this exhilarating event.
A grand total of 12,172 tickets found buyers, culminating in a whopping income of Ksh 2,838,300. The breakdown is as follows: 60 VVIP tickets were snapped up at Ksh 1,000 each, accumulating Ksh 60,000. On the other hand, 666 VIP tickets went off the shelves at Ksh 500 a piece, adding up to Ksh 333,000. A notable Ksh 468,300 was brought in through the sale of 1,561 regular tickets, each priced at Ksh 300. Additionally, a staggering Ksh 1,977,000 was accrued from the sale of 9,885 flash sale tickets, each ticket priced modestly at Ksh 200.
In a heartfelt announcement, AFC Leopards extended their deepest gratitude towards the fans for their unwavering support, stating, "In the grand clash against Gor Mahia FC at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, a resounding 12,172 tickets found takers. Here’s the rundown: VVIP – 60, VIP – 666, Terrace A – 1,561, Terrace B (Flash sale) – 9,885. A total of Ksh 2,838,300 was amassed. Your support means the world to us, thank you!"
Furthermore, this derby proved to be even more profitable for AFC Leopards compared to their previous 1-1 draw against Shabana, wherein they gathered Ksh 1,426,300. This marks an additional Ksh 1,412,000 in their coffers.
This event also served as a testament to the effectiveness of the newly introduced E-ticketing system, which AFC Leopards had first implemented during their match against Shabana. With its second successful run, the club reaffirms their commitment to adopting this technology for all future home matches, a move it believes is set to optimize the game-day experience for its dedicated fanbase and fortify the financial stability of the club.
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