Football Kenya Federation (FKF) have announced ticket prices for Harambee Stars’ 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against South Africa, with supporters able to purchase tickets through the federation’s official online portal.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn an update, FKF confirmed that regular tickets will retail at Ksh500, while VIP tickets will cost Ksh2,000 for the Group D encounter scheduled for Tuesday, 17 November at Nyayo National Stadium.Gor Mahia captain on competition from Frank, Kibwage after overcoming two-month injury“Next up: Kenya vs South Africa in the AFCON 2027 Qualifiers! Tuesday, 17 November | 7:00 PM | Nyayo National Stadium. KSh 500 | KSh 2,000 (VIP),” the federation announced.Supporters can purchase their tickets through the federation’s official ticketing portal ahead of the highly anticipated clash, which will kick off at 7:00 PM under floodlights in Nairobi.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055764##The match presents Harambee Stars with an opportunity to register their first victory in the qualifying campaign after failing to win either of their opening two fixtures.Kenya began their Group D campaign with a 1-1 draw against Eritrea before suffering a 1-0 defeat to Guinea, leaving Benni McCarthy’s side with one point from two matches.Boost for AFC Leopards as Gambian striker returns ahead of Shabana clashThe results have left the national team third in the group standings, increasing the importance of securing maximum points against South Africa.Bafana Bafana, meanwhile, head into the fixture at the top of Group D with six points after winning their opening two matches.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055732##The visitors will be looking to maintain their perfect start, setting up a competitive encounter against Benni McCarthy's side seeking to revive its qualification tourney.Despite the slow start, Kenya has secured a spot in the 36th edition of the tournament as co-host alongside Uganda and Tanzania, with the three East African nations set to stage the continent’s premier football tournament.Gor Mahia vice-chair calls on FKF to subsidize floodlight costs as night matches gain popularityHowever, the co-hosting arrangement does not diminish the significance of the ongoing qualifiers, which provide the team with an opportunity to build momentum ahead of the continental showpiece.With South Africa leading the group and Kenya seeking their first win, the Tuesday, 17 November, clash offers Harambee Stars a crucial chance to respond to their opening results in front of their home supporters.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055697##