* FAM is enticing fans to buy the tickets in advance and pay less, whose Standard is K8,000 in advance and K10,000 on Matchday
* For the VIP, it’s K20,000 in advance and K25,000 Matchday while the Corporate Box is K300,000 for 10 people
* The tickets can be bought online through the link; https://seqrloyalty.com/sasmw/ for the Group B match to kick-off at 18h00
By Duncan Mlanjira
Tickets for the Flames’ Africa Cup of Nations (AfCON) Pamoja 2027 qualifier against South Sudan at Bingu National Stadium on Friday are available.
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Football Association of Malawi (FAM) is enticing fans to buy the tickets in advance and pay less, whose Standard is K8,000 in advance and K10,000 on Matchday.
For the VIP it’s K20,000 in advance and K25,000 Matchday while the Corporate Box is K300,000 for 10 people.
The tickets can be bought online through the link; https://seqrloyalty.com/sasmw/ for the Group B match to kick-off at 18h00.
The Flames will then fly to Angola for Matchday 2 10 days later before facing Egypt in back-to-back during the November 2026 international window — first travelling to Cairo for Matchday 3 before hosting the Pharaohs in Lilongwe for Matchday 4 within November 9-17.
The Flames will return to action in March 2027 for Matchday 5 against South Sudan and conclude the group campaign with a home match against Angola during Matchday 6 — with both fixtures scheduled between March 22-30, 2027.
Two top teams from each of the qualifying groups will qualify for the AfCON Pamoja 2027 to be co-hosted by East African nations, Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda.
The Flames last qualified for the AfCON in the 2021 edition hosted by Cameroon where they reached the knockout stages for the first time ever — where they were eliminated from the Round of 16 by Morocco.
On September 14, Flames coach Kalisto Pasuwa named his provisional squad that included fresh talent tapped in the US, England, Asia and South America.
He handed maiden senior team call-ups to eight players, that included former Silver Strikers forward, Adiel Kaduya — currently in school in the US; Shaquille Gwengwe of Newport County, England; Jordan Kananga (Zacatepec FC, Mexico); and Blessings Kanowa (Nankatsu SC, Japan).
Kanowa’s Nankatsu teammate Washali Jaziya has also been called alongside domestic league debutants — goalkeeper Precious Masamba & defender Ajjusa Kalowa (both Blue Eagles) and Mighty Wanderers defender Peter Ng’ambi.
Mozambique-based forwards Richard Mbulu and Babatunde Adepoju were also included, alongside Germany-based forward Mwisho Mhango.
