The Kenya Football Federation (KFF) has decided to investigate suspicions of match-fixing by the national team against Cameroon in the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

The FKF has confirmed that it is aware of videos circulating online involving Kenyan goalkeeper Patrick Matasi, raising suspicions of possible match manipulation.

This amateur video, filmed in secret and viewed by AFP, shows a man discussing with Matasi a plan to fix a match in exchange for money.

"The FKF defends the integrity of football and has launched an official investigation, in collaboration with FIFA, CAF and other relevant authorities," the federation said in a statement.

"We reaffirm our zero-tolerance policy on match manipulation and are committed to preserving the credibility of our competition," she insisted.

The match in question was lost 4-1 by Kenya to Cameroon in Yaoundé last October, destroying the Leopards' chances of qualifying for the finals in Morocco next December-January and leading to the resignation of the then coach, Engin Firat.

Matasi has since been omitted from the squad by new coach Benni McCarthy for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Gambia and Gabon in Group F on March 20 and 23.