The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has swiftly issued a response after match officials went missing before Shabana’s home clash against Posta Rangers.The incident led to the match failing to kick off with the game looking increasingly likely to be rescheduled to a later date pending further communication from the federation. Gor Mahia midfielder reveals what Al Ahly told him after CAF Champions League encounterIn a lengthy statement, FKF revealed that the match officials mysteriously disappeared but are working round the clock to get to the bottom of the matter. “The Football Kenya Federation acknowledges the current situation regarding the match officials assigned to officiate the FKF Premier League match between Shabana FC and Posta Rangers, scheduled for today (Saturday) at Gusii Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_8370676##As fans eagerly filled the stadium and both teams took to the field, it has come to our attention that the match officials, who were present during the pre-match team meeting, have unfortunately disappeared prior to kick-off. We understand the frustration and confusion this has caused among fans, players, and club officials alike. The FKF is actively investigating this matter and is committed to ensuring that the integrity of the match is upheld. Harambee Starlets striker suffers major injury, ruled out for rest of seasonWe are currently working diligently to secure alternative match officials to officiate the game. However, we must also consider that if the said officials do not arrive in a timely manner, it may be necessary to reschedule the match to maintain the standards of officiating that our league demands.We assure all stakeholders that we are prioritizing this issue and will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available. FKF remains dedicated to fostering a safe and fair environment for all participants in Kenyan football.##NAJAVA_MECA_8370706##We appreciate your understanding and patience during this unexpected situation. Thank you for your continued support of Kenyan football,” read the statement in full. Shabana were looking forward to their first top-flight game hosted at the Gusii Stadium in 18-years but that will have to be put on ice.
