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Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter
LOCAL football fans will need to part with between US$20 and US$50 to watch the quarter-finals of the Chibuku Super Cup scheduled for this weekend at Baobab.
The pricing structure was communicated to the clubs by the Premier Soccer League on Wednesday as spectators are set to return to the stadium for the first time in nearly two years.
The tickets are expected to go on sale on Thursday and Friday, with fans expected to produce their national identity cards and vaccination cards at the point of purchase.
The PSL said no tickets will be sold at the stadium.
“All our stadia do not have electronic systems for ticket sales. Traditionally tickets were sold at the stadia entry points.
“However, given the limited number of fans allowed to watch the matches, it is proposed that tickets for the Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final matches scheduled for this weekend be sold at the participating clubs’ offices. Tickets will be sold between Thursday 28 October and Friday 29 October 2021,” said the PSL in their memo to the clubs.
“All fans must produce their national identity cards and Covid-19 vaccination cards when purchasing match day tickets. The ticket sellers must record the full names, national Identity details and Covid-19 vaccination confirmation.
“The gate charges shall be as follows: Rest of Ground: US$20 (or RTGS equivalent at interbank rate); VIP US$50 (or RTGS equivalent at interbank rate).”
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