Dreams FC are pulling out all the stops to rally support as they aim to clinch a historic qualification for the 2023/24 Caf Confederation Cup final.
In a bid to create an electrifying atmosphere and garner maximum support, Dreams FC has announced that access to the popular and centre-line stands at the Baba Yara Stadium will be free of charge for the highly anticipated clash against Zamalek.
A statement released by the club affirmed, “The management of Dreams Football Club has accepted a recommendation to make access to the majority portions of the stadium for its return leg Confederation Cup semi-final clash against Zamalek free of charge.”
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT π¨
DREAMS FC OPENS FREE GATE FOR ZAMALEK CLASHπ€©π
Let's do this for Mother Ghana π¬π #StillBelieveβπΎπ | #IGWT | #DFC4LIFE pic.twitter.com/3nlQUqjSPa
— DREAMS FC π 22/23 FA CUP CHAMPIONS (@DreamsFootballC) April 23, 2024
While entry to the popular and centre-line stands will be free, tickets for the VIP and VVIP stands will be available for purchase at GHC 20 and GHC 50 respectively, ensuring adherence to security and safety protocols.
The Still Believe Boys earned a commendable 0-0 draw against Zamalek in the first leg semi-final encounter in Cairo and now return to their fortress, the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi, for the decisive second leg on Sunday, April 28, 2024.
The Ghanaian club has been formidable at home throughout this season’s competition, boasting an impressive record of three wins and a draw in Kumasi. This unbeaten run has instilled confidence within the team as they seek to secure their first-ever appearance in the continental final.
Full Time in Cairo.
All to do in Kumasi on Sunday. We DREAM on! Letβs do this for GHANA π¬πSTILL BELIEVE!βπΎ#ZamalekDreams #CAFCC pic.twitter.com/iIpj0J6qN3
— DREAMS FC π 22/23 FA CUP CHAMPIONS (@DreamsFootballC) April 21, 2024
The club’s management has pledged to unveil several other initiatives aimed at ensuring the successful hosting of the game.
Dreams FC has urged football enthusiasts across Ghana to converge in large numbers at the Baba Yara Stadium to rally behind the team in their quest for historic qualification.
