Breaking: Zimbabwe vs DRC AFCON Qualifier Sold Out, Fans Without Tickets Urged to Stay Away

The highly anticipated AFCON qualifier between Zimbabwe and the DRC, scheduled for this evening at the National Sports Stadium, is officially sold out.

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has thanked supporters and the media for the overwhelming support in the build-up to the match, which saw all tickets sell out ahead of kick-off.

Fans without valid tickets have been strongly advised not to travel to the National Sports Stadium.

The appeal is aimed at preventing overcrowding and traffic congestion around the venue and at ensuring a safe and orderly matchday for all attendees.

Supporters are encouraged to follow the action from home through official broadcast and streaming platforms.

John Tanyanyiwa

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