Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns will do battle in the only all-PSL clash in last 16 of the Nedbank Cup on the 30th March, with The Amakhosi as the designated home team for the match it was up to Chiefs to decided where they wanted to stage the match. After their dramatic and closely fought victory over Ajax Cape Town in their opening match of the Cup which was played at the ABSA Stadium in Durban, The Amakhosi have taken a decision to host Sundowns at the same venue in around twelve days time.

Ertugral preference

Chiefs coach Muhsin Ertugral is pleased with the choice of venue for the match, and feels the fact that his team have already played five games at the venue this season, they are used to the surroundings of the ABSA Stadium. and the large number of Chiefs fans turning out in Durban is an added advantage for Chiefs. Ertugral said “we like playing at the ABSA Stadium somehow we feel right at home there, the fans fill the stadium every time we play there. It seems as though a lot of the Johannesburg fans like coming to Durban to watch us as they come down and make a holiday out of, overall I am glad we going back there for this match”.

Swallows migration

In other fixture news Moroka Swallows have moved their league match against The Amakhosi on Sunday 6th April, which was originally scheduled to be played at Olen Park in Potchefstroom, to the Olympia Park Stadium in Rustenburg. The match will still kick off at 15h00.

Match Information

Nedbank Cup last sixteen


Kaizer Chiefs Vs Mamelodi Sundowns


30th March 2008


ABSA Stadium, Durban


Kick Off 15H00

Absa Premiership

Moroka Swallows Vs Kaizer Chiefs


6th April 2008


Olympia Park Stadium, Rustenburg


Kick Off 15h00