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HomeSportsFootballSoweto Derby live: How to watch Chiefs vs Pirates on Saturday Football Soweto Derby live: How to watch Chiefs vs Pirates on Saturday FNB Stadium is officially sold out. Do not miss a minute of the action. Here is your full broadcast guide for the Soweto Derby.

FNB Stadium is officially sold out. Do not miss a minute of the action.

Here is your full broadcast guide for the Soweto Derby.

The highly anticipated Betway Premiership blockbuster between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates is officially sold out.

If you do not have a ticket, do not travel to the stadium precinct. Security will be strictly enforcing digital scanning.

The match kicks off on Saturday, 31 October 2026, at 15:30 CAT.

French football legend Thierry Henry will also be in attendance.

Read more about Thierry Henry’s visit for the 2026 Soweto Derby and what it means for the occasion.

Here is your complete guide to watching the action live.

If you are on the road, live commentary is available across major SABC Radio Stations.

Tune into popular vernacular stations including Ukhozi FM, Umhlobo Wenene, and Lesedi FM.

SuperSport and DStv are making this Soweto Derby accessible across multiple packages.

The Soweto Derby is just the centrepiece of a massive football weekend.

From the passion of Soweto to the intensity of Europe, SuperSport has the weekend covered.

For the most talked-about matches and must-read news shaping South Africa today, visit our football hub.

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