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Cape Town - The Premier Soccer League (PSL) match between Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs has been postponed to a later date.
According to the Sundowns' website, the Brazilians were scheduled to lock horns against the reigning league champions at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday, November 23.
The game has been moved - to a date still to be confirmed - as a result of Orlando Pirates' involvement in the CAF Champions League final which will result in the Telkom Knockout semi-final fixtures being moved to the same date as the Sundowns v Chiefs match was originally scheduled.
"Due to the CAF Champions League final this weekend featuring Orlando Pirates, we couldn’t play both TKO semi-finals on the same weekend," PSL General Manager of Football, Derek Blanckensee, said on the PSL website.
"We decided that we should move the semis to a later date where we can play both games."
"Consequently, a number of PSL fixtures have also been moved to accommodate the switch.
"The full details will be released once they have been finalised."
Chiefs will play Platinum Stars, while Pirates will lock horns with SuperSport United in the semi-finals of the R4.25 million competition.
According to the Sundowns' website, the Brazilians were scheduled to lock horns against the reigning league champions at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday, November 23.
The game has been moved - to a date still to be confirmed - as a result of Orlando Pirates' involvement in the CAF Champions League final which will result in the Telkom Knockout semi-final fixtures being moved to the same date as the Sundowns v Chiefs match was originally scheduled.
"Due to the CAF Champions League final this weekend featuring Orlando Pirates, we couldn’t play both TKO semi-finals on the same weekend," PSL General Manager of Football, Derek Blanckensee, said on the PSL website.
"We decided that we should move the semis to a later date where we can play both games."
"Consequently, a number of PSL fixtures have also been moved to accommodate the switch.
"The full details will be released once they have been finalised."
Chiefs will play Platinum Stars, while Pirates will lock horns with SuperSport United in the semi-finals of the R4.25 million competition.
