- Several fans were injured and rushed to different hospitals in Kisii County.
- FKF confirmed no deaths despite earlier rumors circulating online.
- The federation condemned the violence and promised a thorough probe.
- Investigations are ongoing to establish the cause of the crowd trouble.
- FKF called for caution in sharing unverified information, especially online.
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has released a detailed statement following the chaos witnessed during a recent match. According to the update, those injured were taken to Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital, RAM Hospital, Hema Hospital, and Christamarianne Hospital. Thankfully, no lives were lost.
Violence Mars the Match
The game was overshadowed by distressing scenes, including crowd trouble, damaged property, and stampedes. FKF condemned the violence strongly, reminding the public that football should unite fans — not endanger them. Safety for everyone, including players, supporters, and officials, remains their top concern.
Cause of Mayhem Still Unknown
While the exact trigger of the violence is yet to be confirmed, FKF has assured the public it will work closely with the police and stadium management to get answers. Those behind the chaos will face strict punishment, the federation noted.
Public Urged to Share Verified Info
FKF also addressed growing online speculation, especially false claims of deaths. The organization urged both the media and the public to avoid sharing unconfirmed reports that could create panic or confusion.
Bigger Questions on Safety and Discipline
This incident has reopened debates around fan behavior, crowd management, and match security in local football. FKF says it will continue giving updates as investigations unfold — with hopes of preventing similar incidents in future matches.
