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Shabana FC: Kingmakers or Spoilers in FKF Premier League Title Race?

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Shabana could hand Gor Mahia a life-line with a win over Kenya Police. (Photo Courtesy)
Shabana FC could play a decisive role in the FKF Premier League title race as they prepare to face Kenya Police, potentially aiding Gor Mahia's championship bid.
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As the FKF Premier League edges closer to a thrilling conclusion, Shabana FC are emerging as potential kingmakers or spoilers in a dramatic title race between Kenya Police and Gor Mahia.

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The Gusii-based side are set to clash with Kenya Police in a high-stakes encounter on June 11 at the Machakos Stadium, a match that could swing the title pendulum away from Police and into the hands of Gor Mahia.

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Shabana’s Second Shot at Influence

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Shabana could do Gor Mahi a favour with a win over Kenya Police

Despite a spirited performance, they fell 1-0, allowing K'Ogalo to keep their championship hopes alive.

Now, fate presents the Glamour Boys another critical opportunity, this time, to stall Kenya Police’s charge for the title.

With Gor Mahia currently sitting third on 54 points and Kenya Police leading with 61, a Shabana victory could significantly alter the dynamics at the top.

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If Gor Mahia manage to secure wins against AFC Leopards in the Mashemeji Derby and Ulinzi Stars, and Shabana do their part by halting Police, it will set up a mouthwatering final day showdown.

Banter and Battles as Pressure Mounts

Adding a twist to the tension is the growing banter between fans and clubs on social media.

In response to K'Ogalo fans urging Shabana to 'do the right thing,' the Shabana FC admin cheekily reminded everyone, “Every club should win their own games.”

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The playful jab highlights the emotional weight of the upcoming fixtures.

For Shabana themselves, the stakes are equally high. Currently fifth in the standings, they need to win their remaining matches to break into the top four, a significant achievement in their campaign.

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