Stadium Management South Africa (SMSA) says all those involved in the execution of the Global Citizen Festival failed in their mandate to provide safety.
Some of the tens of thousands of music fans who attended the Global Citizen event have reported muggings and attacks at a nearby petrol station.
Absa Premier Soccer League champions Mamelodi Sundowns and Soweto giant Kaizer Chiefs, will compete for the newly launched Shell Helix Cup on 21 July.
The identification of fake ticket holders is an effort by Stadium Management and the South African Police Services to curb the illegal volume of people trying to gain access to the FNB Stadium for the game.
Video footage of the security guard being kicked in the chest has caused widespread outrage with calls for the perpetrators to be arrested.
Video footage is making the rounds of angry Kaizer Chiefs supporters kicking the guard in the chest after the team lost to free state stars during a match on Saturday.
Stadium Management’s Jacques Grobbelaar says the decision to continue with the match was made by a group of officials who had to consider the other fans at the fixture.
Stadium management says police confiscated about 3,000 counterfeit tickets that fans had in their possession at the match.
Gauteng police say there've been no major developments in their investigation into the heist.
Several pieces of key evidence have resulted in police closing in on suspects involved.
Police are following up on new leads after a sophisticated heist was pulled off at FNB Stadium.
Investigators are hoping to get a breakthrough on who is behind the FNB Stadium heist.
Like a movie scene, thieves abseiled, crawled through holes and chiselled their way to millions.
Stadium Management’s CEO Jacques Grobbelaar says his company is not favoured by FNB Stadium.
SMSA remains firm that the pitch at FNB Stadium was of high standards, despite complaints.
There are still 12,000 tickets available for the Springboks match against New Zealand.
