FKF announce ticket prices for Mombasa United-Sharks Playoff

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has announced ticket prices and purchasing details for the first leg of the promotion/relegation playoff between Mombasa United and Kariobangi Sharks.The federation confirmed that regular tickets will retail at Ksh200, while fans seeking access to the VIP section will pay Ksh500. Tickets are available for purchase through FKF’s official ticketing platform.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe first leg is scheduled for Thursday, 1 October at Mbaraki Sports Club in Mombasa, with kick-off set for 2pm.In a statement shared on its social media platforms, FKF confirmed the match details and urged fans to secure their tickets ahead of the crucial encounter.The two sides will meet after an agreement was reached on a playoff formula aimed at resolving the issue surrounding the composition of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League.McCarthy set to hand midfielder starting role in next game despite costly Eritrea errorMombasa United, who finished third in the National Super League (NSL), earned the opportunity to face Sharks, who finished third from bottom in the top-flight standings.The two-legged playoff will determine the final team to complete the 18-team FKF Premier League lineup for the 2026/27 campaign, with the aggregate winner securing a place in the top tier.Mombasa United will be looking to make home advantage count in the opening leg as they seek to establish a positive foundation ahead of the return fixture.##NAJAVA_MECA_9995898##A strong result in Mombasa would give the NSL side momentum heading into the decisive second leg.Sharks, meanwhile, will aim to avoid giving their opponents a significant advantage and secure a result that keeps the tie finely balanced before returning home.The return leg will have Sharks host the match on Tuesday, 6 October with the aggregate score over the two matches determining the winner.The playoff brings the two sides together in a high-stakes battle, with the outcome set to determine the final piece of the 18-team FKFPL puzzle for the new season.Coach Kimani singles out unsung hero in Emerging Stars' big win over Tanzania

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