MTN8 final: PSL sends important warning to Orlando Pirates and Sundowns fans
The 2026 MTN8 final between Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns kicks off at the Moses Mabhida Stadium at 18:00.

The** Premier Soccer League** (PSL) has sent out five key ticket rules for the **MTN8 final **for supporters making their way to the Moses Mabhida Stadium.
PSL ISSUES IMPORTANT MTN8 FINAL TICKET WARNING
The league released a statement on the eve of what will be the biggest showdown in the 2026/27 season so far. Supporters attending the event must follow these rules:
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Download your ticket to your mobile phone
before arriving at Moses Mabhida Stadium.
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Screenshots of tickets will not be accepted
at the stadium entrance.
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Printed tickets will not be accepted.
Supporters must present their tickets digitally.
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Everyone must have a valid ticket
, including children, to enter the stadium.
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No tickets will be sold at the stadium.
The final is sold out, and supporters cannot buy admission at the venue.
The PSL has urged supporters to take these requirements seriously, particularly because of the expected turnout for an MTN8 final involving two of South Africa’s biggest clubs.
The league has strongly urged supporters to plan their journeys to arrive early. Needless delays should be avoided. Additional information has confirmed gates will be open from 14:00 ahead of the 18:00 kick off.
WHERE TO WATCH ORLANDO PIRATES VS MAMELODI SUNDOWNS
Supporters who cannot attend the match will be able to follow the action on television. The PSL has confirmed that the final will be broadcast live SABC and SuperSport.
Orlando Pirates will be chasing a record fifth consecutive MTN8 title. Mamelodi Sundowns will be looking to be crowned Wafa Wafa champions for the first time since 2021.
With Moses Mabhida Stadium sold out, supporters attending the final should ensure their digital tickets are ready and allow enough time to reach the venue before kick-off.
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About this article
- Length
- 306 words · 2 min read
- Published
- October 10, 2026
- Byline
- Siseko Gwegwe
- Source
- South African