Ticket sales for the FIFA World Cup 2026 are set to begin in one week, with the first phase of an entry window opening on Wednesday, September 10, 2025. Fans will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for all 104 matches, with prices starting at USD 60 (Sh7,700).

• The first ticket sale entry window runs from September 10, 2025, to September 19, 2025.
• Tickets will range from USD 60 (Sh7,700) for group-stage matches to USD 6,730 (Sh860,000) for the most exclusive seats, including the final.
• Fans can apply for tickets for all 104 matches, including single-match, venue-specific, and team-specific options.
• The FIFA World Cup 26™ will be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, kicking off on June 11, 2026.

Gambia's head coach, Jonathan McKinstry, expressed caution ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Kenya’s Harambee Stars at Kasarani Stadium, despite Kenya’s slim qualification chances. He cited Kenya's recent fighting spirit and the anticipated hostile home crowd as reasons for his wariness.

• The match is scheduled for tomorrow at 4 PM, with Gambia aiming to collect maximum points.
• Kenya, currently with 6 points, can reach 9 points with a victory, while Gambia (4 points) could climb to 7 points.
• McKinstry highlighted coach Benni McCarthy's positive impact on the Harambee Stars, particularly in giving opportunities to domestic players.
• Kenya’s strong performance at the 2024 African Nations Championship (Chan), including beating DR Congo, Morocco, and Zambia, has boosted their confidence.

Kenya Police Bullets are set to face Ugandan champions Kampala Queens on Thursday in their opening Group A match of the 2025 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers at Nyayo Stadium. This marks their second attempt to secure a ticket to the continental tournament, having fallen short in last year's final.

• Kenya Police Bullets lost 0-1 to Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) in last year's final.
• Coach Beldine Odemba expressed gratitude for playing at home and confirmed the team's readiness after six weeks of intense training.
• Captain Annedy Kundu urged Kenyans to support them, emphasizing the tournament's importance to the country.