
KISII – Tensions flared and turned violent at the Gusii Stadium today, as clashes erupted between fans of Shabana FC and Gor Mahia FC following their FKF Premier League match, which ended in a 1-0 victory for Gor Mahia. While reports are still emerging, it has been confirmed that several individuals sustained injuries during the post-match chaos.
The lone goal of the match, scored in the second half, likely contributed to the heightened emotions that spilled over after the final whistle. Eyewitness accounts describe a volatile situation unfolding outside the stadium shortly after the game concluded. What began as heated exchanges reportedly escalated rapidly, with fans engaging in physical confrontations and throwing projectiles.
“The atmosphere was charged throughout the game,” a local resident told TV 47 Digital. “After Gor Mahia scored, you could feel the tension rise. When the match ended, things just spiraled out of control. There was a lot of pushing and shoving, and people were throwing stones.”
Police were deployed to the scene to restore order, and medical personnel attended to those who were injured. The exact number of injured individuals and the severity of their injuries are still being assessed, but authorities have confirmed that several people required medical attention.
Investigations into the cause of the clashes are now underway. Law enforcement officials are gathering information from witnesses and reviewing any available footage to determine what triggered the violence and identify those responsible.
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is expected to issue a statement on the incident. The events at Gusii Stadium will likely prompt discussions about security protocols at football matches and the need for increased efforts to curb fan violence in the league.
This incident serves as a concerning reminder of the potential for clashes at football games and underscores the importance of ensuring a safe environment for all fans.
TV 47 Digital is continuing to monitor the situation and will provide updates as more confirmed details become available regarding the number and condition of those injured.