Struggling Football Kenya Federation Premier League outfit, Shabana FC, will be targeting maximum points against the visiting Murang’a SEAL in a highly anticipated league clash on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at Gusii Stadium.
The Glamour Boys will be aiming to bounce back to their good form against the unpredictable SEAL at their Gusii fortress, a home that has proved difficult for Shabana to collect maximum points this season.
Heading into the Sunday fixture, Shabana have lost their last two league fixtures against Kariobangi Sharks and Gor Mahia respectively. However, based on their latest update, the side is focused and eager to edge Murang’a SEAL on Sunday.
Shabana targeting maximum points
“Sunday, we’re going to put on a great performance against Murang’a Seal FC to try to win the game. Losing is always an opportunity to bounce back and show how much we want to win our games, and that is what we are fighting for.” The club said in a Facebook post on Thursday, March 26, 2026.
The round kicks off on Saturday with Bandari FC hosting Bidco United at Kwale Stadium in a 2:00 pm encounter. At the same time, APS Bomet will be up against Nairobi United at Gusii Stadium, with both sides looking to secure valuable points as the season enters the homestretch.
Later in the afternoon, KCB FC will face Mara Sugar at Nyayo Stadium starting at 3:00 pm, while Posta Rangers take on Kakamega Homeboyz at Kasarani Annex from 4:15 pm.
Sunday’s fixtures will see wounded Shabana FC welcome Murang’a Seal at Gusii Stadium in a 2:00 pm kickoff. Relegation-threatened Ulinzi Stars will then host another side fighting for survival, Sofapaka FC, at the Ulinzi Sports Complex from 3:00 pm in what is expected to be a tightly contested clash.
AFC Leopards on the hunt
The round will wrap up with an eagerly anticipated fixture as AFC Leopards face Kariobangi Sharks at Nyayo Stadium, with kickoff slated for 4:15 pm. Sharks, who forced Leopards to a frustrating 1-1 stalemate in the reverse fixture, will be out to boost their survival hopes, while AFC Leopards, firmly in the title race, will be seeking to pile pressure on Gor Mahia with a win in sight.
