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Wits, Chiefs tickets sold out

18 October 2012, 19:27

Tickets for Friday's Telkom Knockout (TKO) last 16 fixture between Bidvest Wits and Kaizer Chiefs are sold out.

The match will be played on Friday night at the Bidvest Stadium in Johannesburg. The game will be live on SuperSport 4 and livestreaming on supersport.com. Kick-off is at 8:15pm.

PSL acting CEO, Cambridge Mokanyane said: “I can confirm that the Bidvest Wits vs. Kaizer Chiefs game is sold out. We have been overwhelmed with the response so far. If someone has not purchased a ticket for this game, they should rather watch it on television.”

Mokanyane confirmed that tickets for the other TKO last 16 fixtures are still available. “We urge the fans to use the next few hours to buy their tickets. We are extremely excited about this weekend’s TKO fixtures.”

Fixtures:

Friday
Bidvest Wits vs. Kaizer Chiefs

Saturday

Free State Stars vs. Golden Arrows, Goble Park, 3pm
Ajax Cape Town vs. SuperSport United, Athlone Stadium, 3pm
Maritzburg United vs. Moroka Swallows, Harry Gwala Stadium, 8:15pm
Black Leopards vs. Orlando Pirates, Peter Mokaba Stadium, 6pm

Sunday

Chippa United vs. Bloemfontein Celtic, Philippi Stadium, 3pm
AmaZulu vs. Platinum Stars, Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium, 3pm

Tuesday

Mamelodi Sundowns vs. University of Pretoria, Loftus Stadium, 7:30pm

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