Football fever is set to grip the nation as tickets for the highly anticipated CHAN 2024 quarterfinal showdown between Kenya and Madagascar go on sale today at noon. The match, scheduled for Friday at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, is expected to draw record numbers as fans rally behind the Harambee Stars in their quest for continental glory.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed that ticket sales would officially begin at 12pm, opening the gates for supporters eager to secure their seats for what promises to be one of the tournament’s standout fixtures. However, fans will need to spend slightly more to attend the clash. Regular ticket prices have risen from Sh200 to Sh250, a modest increase of Sh50.
Despite the price adjustment, demand for tickets is projected to be extremely high, given Kenya’s remarkable run in the competition. The Harambee Stars’ resurgence has reignited hope among supporters who believe the team can achieve a historic first-ever semifinal appearance in CHAN.
The clash against Madagascar is shaping up to be a true test of character. Kenya’s recent performances have been marked by tactical discipline and attacking flair, factors that have energized both players and fans alike. On the other side, Madagascar has earned a reputation as a resilient opponent, capable of upsetting even the strongest sides in African football. Their fighting spirit ensures that the upcoming match will be a battle of equals, where small margins could decide the outcome.
National broadcasters have urged fans to purchase tickets early to avoid missing out, as Kasarani is expected to reach full capacity. The stadium will likely be transformed into a sea of red, green, and black, with patriotic chants fueling the Harambee Stars as they chase history.
CHAN 2024 has already delivered drama, passion, and unforgettable football moments. With a semifinal spot at stake, the Kenya vs Madagascar encounter is being billed as one of the highlights of the tournament. Both sides will walk onto the pitch knowing that victory will bring them one step closer to continental glory.
As the countdown to Friday begins, all eyes are firmly fixed on Kasarani. Thousands of supporters are expected to turn the stadium into a fortress of noise and color, hoping to witness yet another defining chapter in Kenya’s football journey.
