Chiefs lost 6-5 to Orlando Pirates via penalty shootouts. Pirates now lead Chiefs by 3 to 1 wins since the start of the Carling Black Label Cup in 2011. Pirates achieved all their three wins via penalty shootouts.

Over sixteen million votes were cast by the supporters to determine the starting eleven for both teams. The match attracted over ninety thousand spectators at the stadium including the millions of people who watched it live on television.

This was a typical top of the tops clash with the players from both teams sizing each other up at the start and as expected in a preseason game, it sparked to life in patches.

Both teams had an opportunity to take control of the game with Chiefs missing an opportunity to take the lead inside 90min but George Maluleka's penalty kick was denied by the crossbar. This was after George Lebese was fouled by Mahamutsa with referee Victor Gomez pointing to the spot without hesitation.

Siphelele Mthembu made his debut when he came on as a substitute replacing an injured Kingston Nkhatha.

Over a hundred thousand votes were cast during the game resulting in the introduction of Josta Dladla for Katlego Mphela in the 50th minute.

The Carling Black Label Cup was the dress rehearsal for the start of the 2014/15 PSL season for both teams. Chiefs will host MP Black Aces in the MTN 8 Quarterfinal game on Sunday, 3 August 2014 at FNB Stadium. Kickoff is at 15:00.

Penalty sequence:

Chiefs: Masango scored, Maluleka missed, Dladla scored, Lebese scored, Katsande scored, Mathoho missed, Mthembu scored, Mashamaite missed, Gaxa missed.

Pirates: Bacela scored, Manyisa scored, Sangweni missed, Makola scored, Sarr scored, Seanego missed, Ntshumayelo scored, Mahamutsa missed, Matlaba scored.

Here's how they lined up:

Kaizer Chiefs: Itumeleng Khune, Siboniso Gaxa, Eric Mathoho, Tefu Mashamaite, Tsepo Masilela, George Lebese, Reneilwe Letsholonyane, George Maluleka, Willard Katsande, Kingston Nkhatha, Katlego Mphela

Orlando Pirates: Senzo Meyiwa, Rooi Mahamutsa, Happy Jele, Siyabonga Sangweni, Thabo Matlaba, Tlou Segolela, Sifiso Myeni, Oupa Manyisa, Daine Klate, Kermit Erasmus, Lehlohonolo Majoro