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NSL: Shabana host Migori Youth at new home ground
Shabana FC’s striker Vincent Nyabuto (left) celebrates his goal against Fortune Sacco with his team mates during their National Super League match on March 20, 2022 at Awendo Stadium in Migori County.
Photo credit: Benson Ayienda | Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
- The Kisii-based club has been using Awendo Stadium in Migori County as their home ground since March last year following the closure of Gusii Stadium for renovations
- Shabana currently ranked fifth on the log with 46 points from 28 matches, have moved their remaining home matches to Narok due to its central location
- Elsewhere, promotion-chasing Muhoroni Youth, third on 51 points welcome second placed-Fortune Sacco at Muhoroni Stadium in duel expected to be explosive, while league leaders APS Bomet will travel to Kericho to face Zoo
Shabana will play their first match at their newly adopted home ground William Ole Ntimama Stadium in Narok County when they take on rivals Migori Youth in a National Super League clash on Saturday.
The Kisii-based club has been using Awendo Stadium in Migori County as their home ground since March last year following the closure of Gusii Stadium for renovations.
