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The Football Kenya Federation has raised the alarm over fake ticket schemes targeting supporters ahead of Harambee Stars' crucial Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying return leg against South Africa, directing fans to a single verified platform for all purchases.
In a scam alert posted across the Harambee Stars official social media pages, FKF confirmed that tickets are available exclusively through tickets.footballkenya.org.
The federation explicitly warned fans not to trust links circulating through unverified social media accounts or WhatsApp groups, cautioning that scammers are actively targeting supporters keen to attend the match.
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For those looking to attend, FKF has priced regular tickets at KSh 500 and VIP tickets at KSh 2,000.
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Supporters are advised to visit the official site, select their preferred category, and steer clear of any third-party sellers or unofficial channels.
The second leg is set for Tuesday, November 17, at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, with kick-off scheduled for 7pm East African Time…
