The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has officially introduced a new digital ticketing system for the Community Shield clash between traditional rivals Simba and Yanga.
The new system is designed to make tickets more accessible to fans while also improving security and controlling stadium entry during a match expected to attract a large crowd.
New System Goes Live Today
Speaking to journalists today, August 10, 2026, TFF Information Officer Clifford Ndimbo said the system officially went live today, allowing fans to purchase tickets for the match.
Fans are required to use the system through the official www.tff-tickets.com website, where they can also access important information about the tickets and the match.
Information available on the system includes details such as the type of stand, seat number and the competition associated with the ticket.
One Fan Can Buy Four Tickets
According to Ndimbo, each fan will be allowed to purchase a maximum of four tickets through the system.
The move is expected to make the process more convenient for fans attending the match with family, friends or groups, as one person will be able to complete the purchase of several tickets at once.
TFF said the arrangement was introduced based on fans' needs while ensuring that the purchasing process remains simple and controlled.
Security Measures Included
In addition to simplifying ticket purchases, the new system has also been designed to strengthen stadium security.
Ndimbo said the system includes mechanisms for verifying the validity of tickets, with the aim of ensuring that everyone entering the stadium has a legitimate ticket.
The verification process is expected to help reduce problems associated with counterfeit or invalid tickets, while TFF has urged fans to use the official system.
TFF Urges Fans to Use Official System
TFF has urged fans to use the new digital system instead of seeking tickets through unofficial channels.
According to Ndimbo, the system has been designed to be user-friendly, allowing fans to obtain their tickets easily while viewing important information about their stand and seat during the purchasing process.
This will also allow fans to know their exact seating location at the stadium before match day.
