Maras “Kortman” Nkosi calling all Chiefs fans
Chiefs are the defending champions after winning last season's edition by beating Pirates 1-0, courtesy of Lehlohonolo Majoro's goal. It was the Amakosi's first trophy in three tries. Majoro is now a Pirates player after joining them earlier this year.
All supporters of trophy-hungry Kaizer Chiefs are urged to buy their tickets for the prestigious Carling Black Label Cup before they are sold out.
In this year’s cup Chiefs meet Orlando Pirates at FNB Stadium on July 26 and tickets for the clash are on sale at all Computicket outlets nationwide now. Unreserved stand tickets cost R60 (Level 5) and R80 (Level 1), and reserved seats (Level 2) cost R150.
What is more interesting is that supporters are selecting the starting lineups for both sides and will also make the first substitution of the game. They can have their say by purchasing Carling Black Label beer and using the underliner codes to vote for their favourite players.
Chiefs are the defending champions after winning last season’s edition by beating Pirates 1-0, courtesy of Lehlohonolo Majoro’s goal. It was the Amakosi’s first trophy in three tries. Majoro is now a Pirates player after joining them earlier this year.
Maras “Kortman” Nkosi, spokesman for Umjindi fans, is calling on Chiefs fans to come on board.
“The local supporters usually go to watch the games. Those interested in joining us on July 26 must purchase their tickets in time. A return fare to FNB Stadium, including the ticket, will be R400,” said Nkosi.
Enquiries: Maras Nkosi on 072-438-4595.
