The sale of tickets to other African Nations tournament (CHAN) matches in Nairobi has been suspended after chaos covers Kenya’s victory over Morocco on Sunday.
The Harambee stars made a shock by beating pre-tournament 1-0 at a crowded Kasarani Stadium, but the result was caused by chaos inside and outside the hall before and during the match.
Security violations include a broken gate, fans coming in without tickets, exceeding more than 48,063 capacity and invasion of media -protected areas.
Some fans who were trying to get the field from the lower gate have accused the police of using tear gas.
Mookh Africa, a Chan ticket service provider in Kenya, confirmed to BBC Sport Africa that the reform sales to the stadium, known as the Moi Sports Center, have been suspended until the organizers issue more orders.
The Disciplinary and Security Committees of the African Football Federation (CAF) have launched an investigation but a spokesman for the mainland’s General Assembly denied that it took the decision to suspend the sale.
“CAF is concerned about the security situation witnessed in Kenyan games,” a spokesman said.
“CAF is involved with the Local Development Committee and the Government of (Kenya) to address security issues.”
The BBC Sport Africa has contacted the Kenya Football Federation (FKF) and the CHAN organizing committee for comments but has not yet received a response.
The event came Just a few days after FKF paid a fine of $ 20,000 by CAF,. out And $ 2,500 of that total suspended, for early crowd control and security failures in the tournament.
Kenya holds Chan, an international African football tournament for home players, including Tanzania and Uganda- Nairobi stadium safety issues were displayed before the delayed tournament began.
Three East Africa have also been jointly placed in the 2027 African Nations Cup.
