AFC Leopards have issued a stern warning to their supporters following reported cases of unruly behaviour during their league match against Shabana FC. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn a statement, the 12-time league champions expressed concern over incidents in which some supporters reportedly attempted to enter the stadium without valid tickets, demanded free entry, while some gate management personnel allegedly collected bribes to facilitate unauthorised access.##NAJAVA_MECA_10067437##The club described the conduct as unacceptable, warning that such practices undermine its financial sustainability despite the strong support it continues to receive from its fanbase.“It is unacceptable to come to the stadium without tickets, demand free entry, or engage in disorderly behaviour,” the statement read in part.Concerned Kisumu All Stars official outlines serious implications of delayed NSL kick-offThe club’s Secretary General, Isaac Mulanda Mulindi, also condemned gate personnel accused of soliciting money from supporters in exchange for free entry, calling on all stakeholders to act responsibly and safeguard the club’s interests.“We cannot expect the club to perform financially while some of our own members undermine its revenue,” Mulindi said, while appealing to supporters to respect the club and take collective responsibility for maintaining order.The warning comes after AFC Leopards recorded a strong turnout against Shabana, with 7,358 tickets sold, generating millions of shillings. TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Inside the profile and qualities of APS Bomet’s new gunmanThe club called on supporters to continue backing the team through legitimate ticket purchases as it seeks to strengthen its financial position.AFC Leopards will host Kakamega Homeboyz in their next home fixture as they seek to address the reported loopholes ahead of the Ingwe Derby, scheduled for Monday, 2 November at Nyayo National Stadium.