Speaking to the Standard Sports, Odhiambo said they raised the insecurity issue and it was agreed the match moved to an unknown ground and played without fans today.
"The security of our students is most important. We cannot have fans welding clubs in a match where young students are playing. That is not acceptable because you never know what will happen in the match where a student might be seriously injured," said Odhiambo.
Despite the stoppage disrupting the team's momentum, Odhiambo said they will be ready to face Agoro Sare at the undisclosed location.
"The players are demoralized it is true but their mental recovery is top notch. We shall be ready to play anywhere," added Odhiambo.
Agoro Sare coach Fredrick Akuku said it was upon the management to ensure the grounds is safe for all students and they will be awaiting further instructions.
"It is beyond us as a school. The management need to ensure safety of all students. We are ready for the next decision on Thursday," said Akuku.