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Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards have been summoned to appear before the Independent Disciplinary and Appeals Committee (IDAC) over hooliganism.At the same time, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) will today set out far reaching measures it believes will tackle the vice.Both clubs are accused of failing to control their fans and players
Feverpitch understands the federation suggested during their executive meeting on Monday that clubs whose fans cause abandonment of matches be docked points. The Sportpesa Kenyan Premier League (KPL) announced that both Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards have been invited to answer to several charges following fan trouble in their matches. While at the disciplinary committee, Gor Mahia will answer to charges of fans throwing stones, bottles and other objects at assistant referee George Mwangi who awarded Tusker a penalty during the match.
Gor Mahia goalkeeper Boniface Oluoch will also be required to answer to charges of confronting Mwangi after he pushed the assistant referee twice while protesting the awarded penalty.