Kenyan Premier League side Gor Mahia Chairman Ambrose Rachier has confirmed that the club has for the second time this season been fined by Confederation of African football; CAF over crowd trouble.
The club has been slapped with a Ksh 1.5 million penalty for two incidences of unsporting behaviours from their fans.
Things have continued getting hard for Gor Mahia which has had a busy season so far taking part in Africa continental championship and the local Kenyan Premier League.
For the second time, the club has been fined by CAF for fans’ trouble during matches.
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In the first incidence, K’Ogalo have been fined half a million shillings for throwing bottles on the pitch by fans during their game against NA Hussein Dey of Algeria at the Kasarani Stadium.
While in the second incidence they have landed a Ksh 1 million fine for pitch invasion during their match against Petro Atletico of Angola at the same venue.
Meanwhile, the club’s chairman Ambrose Rachier has rubbished claims that the club is broke after a Bungled travel plan and players’ go-slow over unpaid allowances and bonuses hit the club recently.
Gor will be in action on Friday when they play against Kakamega Homeboyz at Bukhungu stadium.
