- Mashemeji Derby tickets will be offered online, with VVIP tickets priced at KSH 5,000, VIP at KSH 1,000, regular at KSH 300 and parking fee KSH 300.
- The tickets will be available from Wednesday to Saturday, as no tickets will be sold on matchday.
- The match will be played at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday 30 March at 4:00 PM.
AFC Leopards have announced the ticket prices for the first leg of the Mashemeji Derby between them and Gor Mahia which will take place at the Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, March 30.
As the host team, Ingwe has confirmed that VVIP tickets will be priced at KSH 5000, VIP tickets at KSH 1000 and regular tickets at KSH 300.
The parking fee will also be KSH 300 with the tickets set to be available for purchase online via http://www.tikiti.co.ke and through the USSD code 51955#.
Unlike previous matches where tickets were sold physically, the club has announced that fans will be required to purchase tickets online this time.
This decision aligns with a directive from the African Nations Championship (CHAN) Local Organizing Committee (LOC) which the club is following after they secured the venue.
“The stadium came with a set of conditions and one of them is that we need to mirror the process followed by the Local Organizing Committee.
Therefore, we are planning to sell tickets online, starting from Wednesday or Thursday until Saturday, as no tickets will be sold on Sunday,” explained Shikanda to Eric Njiru on X.
In addition to the online ticketing system, this method follows the approach used by the Football Kenya Federation during the 2026 World Cup qualifiers when the Harambee Stars hosted Gabon at the same venue.
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Fans without tickets receive a stern warning
Meanwhile, fans have been urged to purchase their tickets promptly as they will not be available on match day. Enhanced security measures will be in place to ensure smooth entry for ticket holders.
“We have encountered situations where people claim they don’t need to pay but still expect access to the stadium. We are working diligently to implement adequate security measures to prevent entry by those without tickets.
We simply ask our fans to support the club by purchasing a ticket. Paying KSH 300 or 500 once every six months is not asking too much,” Shikanda emphasized.
Nicholas Musonye, Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee, warned fans against any disruptive behavior during the match, as there will be consequences for any acts of violence or vandalism.
Both teams could face a ban from hosting matches at Nyayo Stadium.
“We have only four months to CHAN, and if we overuse Nyayo and Kasarani, the stadium will not be in good condition for CHAN.
But as I have said, and I know the president was just being polite, if we have a match here and a seat is destroyed or stones are thrown around, those two teams will not be allowed to play here. I hope we understand the seriousness of this warning,” Musonye cautioned the teams ahead of Sunday’s match.
Mashemeji Derby ticketing information
- VVIP – KSH 5,000
- VIP – KSH 1,000
- Regular – KSH 300
- Parking – KSH 300
Tickets will be available online at http://www.tikiti.co.ke and through USSD 51955#.
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