Sabah FC put a RM19.90 supporters' card on sale with early online ticket access
Holders get first access to online tickets, a monthly draw for five winners and partner discounts through 2026/27, the club says.

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Sabah FC launched The Rhinos Loyalty Card 26/27 on 2 October, selling it to supporters for RM19.90.
According to the club’s announcement, holders get three main benefits through the 2026/27 season: early access to buying tickets online, a monthly lucky draw with five winners, and exclusive offers and discounts from the club’s business partners. The club says 12 partners have joined the scheme so far, from sectors including hospitality, food and beverage, sport and automotive.
Club director Datuk Alijus Sipil said the card was a way of giving something back to supporters for their loyalty, and of linking the club, its fans and local businesses. He added that the club wanted more local companies and entrepreneurs to join its partner network.
The club also announced Rhino’s Care, a personal accident takaful plan for its supporters and the people of Sabah, which it will offer with Total Protection Insurance Agency at less than 30 sen a day. Datuk Alijus said the plan would be introduced in the near future.
On the pitch, Sabah FC are fourth in the Malaysia Super League table with 6 points from 4 matches, 9 behind the leaders. They visit Negeri Sembilan FC at Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium, Seremban, on 17 October, a 5pm kickoff Malaysian time.
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