By Fred Maingi
All is set for Sunday's crucial tie pitting hosts Gor
Mahia and defending League champions Tusker FC at the Nairobi City
Stadium.
Arrangements for the big clash that might
determine the team that clinches this years League title have been
finalized after a high level security meeting held at the City Stadium on
friday morning.
The meeting was chaired by Football
Kenya Federation(FKF) Chairman Sam Nyamweya and attended by Kenya Premier
League(KPL) CEO Jack Oguda and senior police officers from Makongeni and
Industrial area police station as well stadium officials and other security
organs.
According to George Bwana ,Gor Mahia’s Secretary
General only 12,000 tickets will be sold, costing Ksh 500 for VIP section
and Ksh 200 for the terraces.
The tickets go on sale from Friday(today) through the
official ticketing agent Wells Fargo at various outlets.
The selling points including a Wells Fargo
security vans parked at Kenya Cinema, 20th Century, City Stadium
,Kibera D.O camp, Koinange Street, Buru Buru Shopping center ,and at the
Kenol/Kobil petrol station along Lusaka road .
There will be no ticket sales at the stadium on
the match day ,so fans are advised to ensure that they purchase tickets early.
Due to security reasons no vehicles will be parked
inside the stadium ,and all fans will be screened on entry and gates open early
at 10.00 o’clock and close 15 minutes to the game.
Fans have been advised to cheer their teams
responsibly and ensure that they don’t invade the pitch after the match.
"As a federation ,we laud Gor
Mahia club officials for their civic education to their fans during their
recent matches since no ugly incidents have occurred" added Sam Nyamweya.
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