Record Kenyan Premier League champions, Gor Mahia, have unveiled two special ticketing offers for their fans ahead of their home CAF Champions League preliminary round tie against Egyptian giants Pyramids FC set for Sunday, 6 September (3 pm East African Time ) at Nyayo Stadium.
In an announcement on Wednesday, 26 August, K’Ogalo confirmed that they had set up special early-bird tickets to encourage timely purchases, while setting aside 30 tickets for individuals interested in grabbing a seat at the Presidential area.
As per the the club, early bird tickets will retail for Ksh200 (regular), with VIP and VVIP seats going for Ksh1,000 and Ksh2,000 respectively.That special pricing is, however, only set to last for five days, with the deadline set for midnight on Sunday, 30 August.
As for special sitting at the Presidential area, tickets will go for Ksh10,000, making them the most exclusive and most expensive for the match.Regular tickets outside the two categories will, on the other hand, go for Ksh300, with VIP and VVIP options retailing at Ksh1,500, Ksh3,000.
In line with strict CAF (Confederation of African Football) guidelines, Gor Mahia confirmed that no tickets will be sold on match day. Fans are strongly urged to buy their tickets early to avoid disappointment.
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Blow for Gor Mahia as midfielder suffers injury ahead of key Champions League assignment“As per CAF regulations, there will be no tickets sold at the stadium on the day of the match (Sunday),” stated the club Secretary Nic Arum. “We appeal to all our supporters to secure their tickets in advance.”Fans are advised to purchase tickets only from official verified online platform – langopass.com.
The highly-anticipated match will mark the club’s first CAF fixture in close to two years, following their absence from the competition last season.Bonface Ambani reveals 4 areas of focus ahead of AFC Leopards’ new seasonPyramids FC are expected to arrive in Nairobi on Thursday, 3 September to prepare for the two-legged encounter, with the second leg scheduled for Sunday, 13 September in Cairo, Egypt.