Mamelodi Sundowns vs Al Ahli: Tickets Released for FIFA Intercontinental Cup Showdown
Mamelodi Sundowns have confirmed that tickets are now officially available for their highly anticipated FIFA Intercontinental Cup clash against Saudi Arabian giants Al Ahli. The match will be staged at the iconic Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria on Saturday, 19 September 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 15h00.
This fixture is already being hailed as one of the marquee events of the year, bringing together two clubs with immense pedigree from Africa and Asia. Sundowns, South Africa’s most dominant side, will be eager to showcase their quality against Al Ahli, a team renowned for its success and passionate following in Saudi football.
Supporters keen to be part of the spectacle can secure their seats at an accessible price, with general access tickets set at R80. Tickets are available exclusively through the online platform Open Tickets, giving fans a convenient and reliable way to book their place at Loftus Versfeld.
The stadium itself adds to the sense of occasion. Loftus, steeped in sporting history, has hosted countless memorable matches and is expected to deliver a vibrant atmosphere once again. With thousands of fans anticipated, the venue will provide the perfect stage for this cross-continental clash.
For Sundowns, the encounter is more than just a contest—it is a chance to measure themselves against elite opposition and reinforce their ambition to compete at the highest level. Al Ahli’s quality will demand tactical discipline and resilience, offering the Tshwane giants a valuable test as they continue to build their reputation beyond Africa.
Excitement is already building, and Sundowns have urged fans to secure tickets early to avoid disappointment. The Intercontinental Cup promises intensity, drama, and a celebration of football that transcends borders, uniting supporters in Pretoria for an unforgettable afternoon.
And the stakes could not be higher: should either Sundowns or Al Ahli progress to the final, they will earn the right to face reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain for the trophy — a mouthwatering opportunity that adds even greater motivation for the Tshwane giants to overcome their Saudi rivals and chase continental glory.