Football fever is set to grip Nairobi as tickets for the highly anticipated CHAN 2024 quarterfinal between Kenya and Madagascar went on sale Tuesday at noon.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed that fans can now purchase seats for the showdown scheduled for Friday at Moi Sports Centre Kasarani.
Supporters will, however, pay slightly more to watch the Harambee Stars in action. Regular tickets have been increased to Sh250, up from Sh200.
Despite the increment, demand is expected to surge as excitement builds for what is already being billed as one of the tournament’s standout fixtures.
“Mark your calendar! Sales start on August 19, 2025, at 12pm,” CAF announced on its official website.
The quarterfinal comes at a decisive moment for Kenya, who are chasing a maiden semifinal berth in the continental championship.
The Stars’ recent strong form has rekindled belief among fans, but Madagascar — widely regarded as one of the competition’s most resilient teams — promises a stern test.
Broadcasters covering the tournament have urged supporters to secure tickets early to avoid disappointment, with Kasarani expected to be filled to capacity.
CHAN 2024 has already produced a string of thrilling encounters, and Friday’s clash is shaping up to be one of the highlights of the competition.
For both sides, victory will mean more than progression — it will edge them closer to continental glory.
As the countdown ticks, Kasarani is set to roar in red, green and black as thousands rally behind Kenya in what could become another defining moment in the country’s football story.