After a two-year absence from the Top 8 competition, Kaizer Chiefs return to the 2026 edition of the MTN8, where they will face Lamontville Golden Arrows on Sunday at 18:00.

Amakhosi supporters are excited to see their team back in the prestigious ‘the winner takes it all’ tournament after finishing third in the league last season, while Arrows secured sixth place when the league campaign concluded in May.

The stakes are high, as the winners of this clash will qualify for the two-legged semifinal scheduled later this month.

The PSL has confirmed that tickets are available at OpenTickets outlets nationwide, including Shoprite, Checkers, and USave stores, at a cost of R100 each. Match tickets can also be purchased online via www.opentickets.co.za.

Chiefs fans are encouraged to buy their tickets early and be part of the excitement when the race for the first trophy of the 2026/27 season begins. The MTN8 winner will walk away with the ultimate prize of R10 million.

The Wafa-Wafa battle between Amakhosi and Abafana Bes’thende kicks off at 18:00 at FNB Stadium on Sunday evening – which is Women’s Day in South Africa. The kick-off time will be advantageous to travelling supporters as Monday will be a public holiday.