Saturday is the big day – the Soweto Derby. Kaizer Chiefs will host Orlando Pirates at the FNB Stadium (kick-off at 15:30).

Hereunder some information for the supporters who will attend the game.

Tickets are available at Computicket. They sell at R60 (for level 5, unreserved seating), R80 (for level 1, unreserved seating) and R150 (for level 2, reserved seating).

Tickets will not be sold at the stadium.

Childrens tickets have already been sold out. So if you want children to join you’ll have to pay the full price, only babies held in arms can enter free of charge.

Parking tickets are sold at Computicket (R20 normal/R100 inside Expo/R150 VVIP) for the Expo Centre (south side) and Share world (north side). When you arrive at the stadium only follow attendants wearing G4S, 1 CEC and Guardtique bibs – please be aware of possible imposters who try to force you to park illegally.

Please remember that you are not able to bring food into the stadium – there are lots of options in the stadium to buy, ranging from pap to hamburgers and from cool drink to beer.

Please note that due to operational issues, Rea Vaya has advised that they will not be operating on Saturday

Metro rail will be operating and this is a great way to get to the stadium

KTK Transport & Shuttle Services, Top 6 taxis and general taxis will be allowed to the transport hub at the FNB Stadium to drop off passengers.

KTK Transport & Shuttle Services will have a minibus shuttle, driving from Park-Gautrain Station to the FNB Stadium. Departure times: 12:08, 12:38, 13:08, 13:38, 14:08 and 14:38. The shuttle services fares are R50 for a return trip and R25 for a single trip. Tickets can be purchased on the shuttle. It’s a direct trip, so not stops.

Gates at the FNB Stadium will open at 11:30. So please get to the stadium early and enjoy the entertainment as well as the players’ warm-up before kick-off (at 15:30).

Vodacom has a fan zone which is situated south of the stadium – go and enjoy some of the fun and games