Orlando Pirates vs Sundowns: MTN8 Final 2026 Date, Time and TV

 


Orlando Pirates vs Mamelodi Sundowns: MTN8 Final Sold Out as Durban Prepares for Huge Clash

DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA — 9 October 2026

Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns are preparing for one of South African football's biggest domestic fixtures as the two clubs meet in the 2026 MTN8 final at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Saturday, 10 October.

Kick-off is scheduled for 18:00 South African time, with the Premier Soccer League confirming that all tickets have been sold.

The match will determine the first major domestic cup winner of the 2026/27 season.

Pirates Chase Historic Fifth Consecutive MTN8 Title

Orlando Pirates enter the final seeking an unprecedented fifth successive MTN8 championship.

The Buccaneers secured their place in the final after defeating Sekhukhune United 4-0 on aggregate in the semifinals, including an impressive 3-0 victory in the second leg.

Their appearance marks a fifth consecutive MTN8 final, highlighting the club's recent consistency in the competition.

Sundowns Target First MTN8 Trophy Since 2021

Mamelodi Sundowns will be determined to reclaim the trophy after several seasons without winning the competition.

The Pretoria-based club reached the final following a closely contested semifinal against Golden Arrows.

After losing the first leg 1-0, Sundowns fought back with a 3-2 away victory to progress on the away-goals rule.

The final provides another opportunity for the two clubs to compete for domestic silverware.

Moses Mabhida Stadium Ready for a Full House

The Premier Soccer League confirmed that tickets for the final sold out shortly after going on sale on 2 October.

Supporters with valid tickets have been advised to arrive early, with stadium gates opening at 14:00.

Only valid digital tickets will be accepted. Printed tickets and screenshots will not be permitted.

Organisers have also warned supporters against purchasing tickets from unauthorised sellers.

Where to Watch the MTN8 Final

Fans unable to attend the match can follow the action live on SuperSport PSL, Channel 202, and SABC 1.

The match is scheduled to begin at 18:00 on Saturday.

A Major Night for South African Football

The final brings together two clubs with strong recent records in South African domestic football.

Pirates will aim to extend their remarkable MTN8 winning streak, while Sundowns will attempt to secure their first title in the competition since 2021.

With a sold-out stadium and a major trophy at stake, the match promises to attract significant attention from football supporters across the country.

SA360 NEWS will provide further updates following the final, including the result and major match developments.

Sources: Premier Soccer League, Orlando Pirates FC and SABC News.

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