PSL Confirms MTN8 Quarter-Final Dates, Venues, and Kick-Off Times
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has officially confirmed the dates, venues, and kick-off times for the 2026/27 MTN8 quarter-finals, setting the stage for one of South African football’s most anticipated knockout competitions. The fixtures, released on Monday, 3 August 2026, promise a weekend of high-intensity clashes featuring the country’s top clubs.
The action begins on Saturday, 8 August 2026, with defending Betway Premiership champions Orlando Pirates hosting Durban City FC at the Orlando Amstel Arena. Kick-off is scheduled for 15h00, with SuperSport (SS) broadcasting live. Pirates, under coach Abdeslam Ouaddou, will look to continue their winning momentum after a strong league start, while Durban City aim to make a statement in their debut MTN8 appearance.
Later that evening, Mamelodi Sundowns will face Polokwane City FC at Lucas Moripe Stadium, with kick-off at 18h00. The Brazilians, fresh off unveiling their new home kit, will seek to assert their dominance in front of home fans. Polokwane City, buoyed by their recent league victory, will be eager to upset the giants and progress to the semi-finals.
The quarter-final action continues on Sunday, 9 August 2026, when AmaZulu FC host Sekhukhune United at Chatsworth Stadium. The 15h00 fixture pits two disciplined sides against each other, both known for their tactical organization and defensive resilience. AmaZulu will look to capitalize on home advantage, while Sekhukhune aim to extend their strong early-season form.
The weekend concludes with a blockbuster encounter between Kaizer Chiefs and Golden Arrows at FNB Stadium, kicking off at 18h00. Chiefs, rejuvenated under Fernando Da Cruz, will be confident after their 3-1 league win over Kruger United. Arrows, meanwhile, will hope to frustrate the Soweto giants and pull off a surprise result.
All four fixtures will be broadcast live on SuperSport, ensuring fans across the country can enjoy the drama as it unfolds. The MTN8 tournament, renowned for its intensity and unpredictability, remains one of South Africa’s most prestigious domestic cups, offering early silverware and bragging rights for the season.
The PSL’s confirmation of venues and times provides clarity for supporters eager to plan their matchday experiences. With fixtures spread across Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, the competition promises vibrant atmospheres and passionate crowds.
As anticipation builds, the MTN8 quarter-finals are poised to deliver thrilling football, tactical battles, and emotional moments. With eight teams vying for glory, the stage is set for a weekend that could define the early narrative of the 2026/27 season.