The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has announced enhanced matchday arrangements ahead of this evening’s U23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Zimbabwe and Mauritius at the National Sports Stadium in Harare.
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Read E-PaperZIFA said all turnstiles and ticket scanners have been tested and are ready to facilitate smooth entry into the stadium.
Additional stewards will be deployed to assist supporters, while security measures have also been strengthened to ensure a safe and orderly matchday experience.
Parking at the National Sports Stadium will be free, with motorists urged to follow directions from parking attendants and security personnel to ease congestion around the venue.
ZIFA has also reminded supporters that no tickets will be sold at the stadium, urging those attending to purchase their tickets before travelling to the venue.
Fans have been encouraged to arrive early, use the designated entry gate indicated on their tickets and have their tickets ready for scanning.
The football governing body also urged supporters to cooperate with stewards and security officials, saying it is working with relevant stakeholders to ensure the entry, movement within the stadium and departure of fans are managed efficiently.
