Gavin Hunt head coach of Kaizer Chiefs during the 2020 MTN8 Semi Final football match between Chiefs and Pirates at Soccer City on 08 November 2020 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
Kaizer Chiefs’ CAF Champions League clash postponed – until Saturday
CAF has confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs’ Champions League clash against PWD Bamenda, scheduled for Friday, has been postponed.
Gavin Hunt head coach of Kaizer Chiefs during the 2020 MTN8 Semi Final football match between Chiefs and Pirates at Soccer City on 08 November 2020 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs’ Champions League clash against PWD Bamenda has been postponed.
BAMENDA RAN INTO VISA ISSUES
Bamenda contacted Amakhosi on Thursday requesting a postponement to their preliminary second leg clash scheduled for Friday at 18:00 at the FNB Stadium after reportedly running into issues with their visas.
Amakhosi have confirmed that CAF has agreed to the request to delay the match by 24 hours.
“CAF have approved our proposal to play the match on Saturday 05 December 2020. We await the team’s arrival. Kick-off is set for 18h00,” the statement read.
AMAKHOSI HOLD A VITAL 1-0 ADVANTAGE
Gavin Hunt’s side hold a vital 1-0 advantage after Eric Mathoho’s away goal in the first-leg clash Limbe last Sunday.
The winner of the tie will face Angolan giants Primeiro de Agosto for a place in the 2020/21 group stage of Africa’s elite club competition.
