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KL City FC starts sale of AFC Cup tickets today

Fans can watch City Boys play against Indonesia’s PSM Makassar, Singapore’s Tampines Rovers this month

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 17 Jun 2022 4:10PM

KL City FC starts sale of AFC Cup tickets today
The Kuala Lumpur City Football Club (KLCFC) players celebrate after winning the 2021 Malaysia Cup against Johor Darul Ta’zim. – KL City FC Facebook pic, June 17, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – The Kuala Lumpur City Football Club (KLCFC) has announced that the 2022 AFC Cup Group H fixture tickets are available on general sale today.  

All three matches will be played at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium in Bandar Tun Razak, Cheras from June 24 to 30. 

The City Boys’ opener will be against Indonesia’s PSM Makassar on Friday, June 24, followed by Singapore’s Tampines Rovers against PSM Makassar on Monday, June 27, and the final match will be KLCFC against Tampines Rovers on Thursday, June 30. All matches will be played at 8pm. 

For fans wanting to watch all three matches, the combo ticket will be priced at RM40, while the grandstand combo ticket is priced at RM100. 

Additional discounts over regular prices are only available for purchase at http://tickethotline.com.my/.

For fans who prefer to pick and choose which match to attend may purchase single match tickets at RM25 or RM50 for grandstand seats. These tickets will be sold daily from 2pm to 7pm at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium beginning Wednesday, June 22. 

Sales on match days will be extended until gates close and only cash payments will be accepted for single-match tickets. 

Children born in or after 2010 have free entrance as long as a ticket-buying parent or legal guardian accompanies them into the stadium. 

The club has also announced that private seating arrangements known as the Family & Friends Enclosure will be available. A maximum of 10 clustered seats specially sectioned off at a safe distance from others will also have the privacy of a separate entry. Only 12 such enclosures are available on each match day and are priced at RM300 each.

Another option available is the executive boxes where a three-course meal will be included. Each box may fit between eight to 12 people and will be available upon request. 

For more details on the clustered seating or executive box, they may contact KLCFC at +6019-2017466. 

For members of the B2 City Boys, a flat rate of RM32 is applicable for entry of season ticket holders for all three AFC Cup matches. Each season ticket holder with the add-on may bring with them an unlimited number of Under-18 guests (born in or after 2004) at the lowest rate of RM2 per person at the gates. – The Vibes, June 17, 2022.

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