Kaizer Chiefs Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr greets the Amakhosi faithful before facing Stellenbosch FC in the Betway Premiership at the Athlone Stadium.
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Kaizer Chiefs supporters have an exciting reason to celebrate as their team prepares for its return to continental football.
The Glamour Boys are set to kick off their CAF Confederation Cup journey this weekend, aiming to start their campaign on a strong note.
Fans across South Africa are eagerly looking forward to the match, with a major boost coming in terms of television coverage.
Kaizer Chiefs will travel to Angola to take on Kabuscorp at the 11 de Novembro Stadium in the first preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup.
Head coach Nasreddine Nabi will be hoping for a solid away performance to set the tone for the rest of the competition.
Supporters can watch the match live on SABC 2, giving fans across the country an opportunity to follow the team without a subscription.
Kickoff is scheduled for 17:00, marking only the second SABC broadcast featuring Kaizer Chiefs this season, making it a special chance for local fans to watch the club on free-to-air television.
Meanwhile, Chiefs are also preparing for an important Betway Premiership clash against Sekhukhune United tonight.
This domestic fixture will only be shown on SuperSport PSL, so fans will need a subscription to catch the live action.
Victory tonight could see Kaizer Chiefs move to the top of the league table, adding extra significance to the match.
Nabi reflected on the team’s current progress, noting that last season’s Nedbank Cup triumph provided confidence, but emphasizing that continued hard work is still required.
Kaizer Chiefs fans have a thrilling weekend ahead, with both continental and league football on the schedule.
Live coverage of the CAF clash on SABC 2 and a high-stakes league match tonight promise an exciting few days for Amakhosi supporters nationwide.
This combination of fixtures ensures fans can witness the team compete at both domestic and continental levels, making it an important period for the club.