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Fixtures 2018/19 Season FIXTURES 2018/19 SEASON Saturday 04 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Mamelodi Sundowns Kaizer Chiefs Loftus Versfeld Stadium 15:00 2 Bidvest Wits Free State Stars Bidvest Stadium 18:00 1 Black Leopards Polokwane City New Peter Mokaba Stadium 18:00 3 Cape Town City FC SuperSport United Cape Town Stadium 18:00 6 Orlando Pirates Highlands Park Orlando Stadium 20:15 4 AmaZulu FC Baroka FC King Zwelithini Stadium 20:15 5 Sunday 05 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Bloemfontein Celtic Chippa United Dr. Molemela Stadium 15:00 7 Maritzburg United Golden Arrows Harry Gwala Stadium 15:00 8 Tuesday 07 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Kaizer Chiefs Bidvest Wits FNB Stadium 19:30 9 Polokwane City Mamelodi Sundowns New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 10 Wednesday 08 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Free State Stars Maritzburg United Goble Park Stadium 19:30 11 SuperSport United AmaZulu FC Lucas Moripe Stadium 19:30 12 Golden Arrows Bloemfontein Celtic Princess Magogo Stadium 19:30 13 Chippa United Orlando Pirates Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 19:30 14 Baroka FC Cape Town City FC New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 15 Thursday 09 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Highlands Park Black Leopards Makhulong Stadium 15:00 16 Saturday 11 August 2018 ABSA Premiership MTN8 QF ***** 0 Tuesday 14 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Baroka FC Kaizer Chiefs New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 81 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 1 of 16 Wednesday 15 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Orlando Pirates Bidvest Wits Orlando Stadium 19:30 82 Friday 17 August 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 G5 ***** 0 Maritzburg United Kaizer Chiefs Harry Gwala Stadium 20:00 17 Saturday 18 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Polokwane City Baroka FC New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:00 18 Cape Town City FC Golden Arrows Cape Town Stadium 18:00 19 Chippa United Black Leopards Sisa Dukashe Stadium 20:15 20 Bidvest Wits SuperSport United Bidvest Stadium 20:15 21 Sunday 19 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Bloemfontein Celtic Orlando Pirates Free State Stadium 15:00 22 AmaZulu FC Free State Stars King Zwelithini Stadium 15:00 23 Wednesday 22 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Mamelodi Sundowns Highlands Park Loftus Versfeld Stadium 19:30 24 Saturday 25 August 2018 ABSA Premiership MTN8 SF 1st leg ***** 0 Tuesday 28 August 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 G6 ***** 0 Black Leopards Orlando Pirates New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 26 SuperSport United Chippa United Lucas Moripe Stadium 19:30 30 Wednesday 29 August 2018 ABSA Premiership Baroka FC Highlands Park New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 25 Golden Arrows Polokwane City Princess Magogo Stadium 19:30 27 Kaizer Chiefs Bloemfontein Celtic FNB Stadium 19:30 28 Free State Stars Cape Town City FC Goble Park Stadium 19:30 29 Bidvest Wits AmaZulu FC Bidvest Stadium 19:30 31 Saturday 01 September 2018 ABSA Premiership MTN8 SF 2nd leg ***** 0 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 2 of 16 Monday 03 September 2018 ABSA Premiership FIFA date 03-Sep to 11-Sep ***** 0 Friday 14 September 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 QF leg 1 ***** 0 Saturday 15 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Chippa United Baroka FC Sisa Dukashe Stadium 15:00 33 Cape Town City FC Kaizer Chiefs Cape Town Stadium 15:00 35 Maritzburg United Bidvest Wits Harry Gwala Stadium 18:00 38 Polokwane City Free State Stars New Peter Mokaba Stadium 20:15 36 Orlando Pirates SuperSport United Orlando Stadium 20:15 37 Sunday 16 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Black Leopards Bloemfontein Celtic New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:00 34 Highlands Park Golden Arrows Makhulong Stadium 15:00 39 Tuesday 18 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Free State Stars Kaizer Chiefs Goble Park Stadium 19:30 105 Wednesday 19 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Orlando Pirates Cape Town City FC Orlando Stadium 19:30 106 Golden Arrows Mamelodi Sundowns Princess Magogo Stadium 19:30 107 Friday 21 September 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 QF leg 2 ***** 0 Bidvest Wits Polokwane City Bidvest Stadium 20:00 41 Saturday 22 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Golden Arrows Chippa United Princess Magogo Stadium 15:00 42 Baroka FC Orlando Pirates New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:00 43 Kaizer Chiefs AmaZulu FC FNB Stadium 18:00 44 Free State Stars Highlands Park Goble Park Stadium 20:15 45 Sunday 23 September 2018 ABSA Premiership SuperSport United Black Leopards Lucas Moripe Stadium 15:00 46 Bloemfontein Celtic Maritzburg United Dr. Molemela Stadium 15:00 47 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 3 of 16 Wednesday 26 September 2018 ABSA Premiership Baroka FC Free State Stars New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 96 Saturday 29 September 2018 ABSA Premiership MTN8 Final ***** 0 Tuesday 02 October 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 SF leg 1 ***** 0 Polokwane City SuperSport United New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 49 Highlands Park Kaizer Chiefs Makhulong Stadium 19:30 50 Cape Town City FC Bidvest Wits Cape Town Stadium 19:30 51 AmaZulu FC Maritzburg United King Zwelithini Stadium 19:30 52 Wednesday 03 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Black Leopards Baroka FC New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 53 Orlando Pirates Golden Arrows Orlando Stadium 19:30 54 Chippa United Free State Stars Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 19:30 55 Friday 05 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Maritzburg United Cape Town City FC Harry Gwala Stadium 20:00 57 Saturday 06 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Free State Stars Bloemfontein Celtic Goble Park Stadium 15:30 58 Kaizer Chiefs Polokwane City FNB Stadium 18:00 60 AmaZulu FC Orlando Pirates King Zwelithini Stadium 20:15 61 Highlands Park Chippa United Makhulong Stadium 20:15 62 Sunday 07 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Golden Arrows Black Leopards Princess Magogo Stadium 15:30 59 Mamelodi Sundowns Bidvest Wits Lucas Moripe Stadium 15:30 63 Baroka FC SuperSport United New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:30 64 Monday 08 October 2018 ABSA Premiership FIFA date 08-Oct to 16-Oct ***** 0 Saturday 20 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Telkom KnockOut R16 ***** 0 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 4 of 16 Tuesday 23 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Telkom KnockOut R16 ***** 0 CAF Inter-Club 2018 SF leg 2 ***** 0 Wednesday 24 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Free State Stars Golden Arrows Goble Park Stadium 19:30 83 Friday 26 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Bidvest Wits Highlands Park Bidvest Stadium 20:00 65 Saturday 27 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Orlando Pirates Kaizer Chiefs FNB Stadium 15:30 66 Polokwane City Maritzburg United New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:30 67 Cape Town City FC AmaZulu FC Cape Town Stadium 20:15 68 Chippa United Mamelodi Sundowns Sisa Dukashe Stadium 20:15 69 Sunday 28 October 2018 ABSA Premiership Black Leopards Free State Stars New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:30 70 SuperSport United Golden Arrows Lucas Moripe Stadium 15:30 71 Bloemfontein Celtic Baroka FC Dr. Molemela Stadium 15:30 72 Tuesday 30 October 2018 ABSA Premiership *Telkom KnockOut QF ***** 0 Saturday 03 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Telkom KnockOut QF ***** 0 CAF Inter-Club 2018 F leg 1 ***** 0 Tuesday 06 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Polokwane City Orlando Pirates New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 113 Wednesday 07 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Mamelodi Sundowns Free State Stars Loftus Versfeld Stadium 19:30 114 Kaizer Chiefs Black Leopards FNB Stadium 19:30 115 Friday 09 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Maritzburg United Highlands Park Harry Gwala Stadium 20:00 73 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 5 of 16 Saturday 10 November 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018 F leg 2 ***** 0 Golden Arrows Baroka FC Princess Magogo Stadium 15:30 74 Kaizer Chiefs Chippa United FNB Stadium 18:00 75 Bidvest Wits Bloemfontein Celtic Bidvest Stadium 20:15 76 Free State Stars SuperSport United Goble Park Stadium 20:15 77 Sunday 11 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Cape Town City FC Black Leopards Cape Town Stadium 15:30 78 AmaZulu FC Polokwane City King Zwelithini Stadium 15:30 79 Monday 12 November 2018 ABSA Premiership FIFA date 12-Nov to 20-Nov ***** 0 Saturday 24 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Telkom KnockOut SF ***** 0 Tuesday 27 November 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018-19 Pr. leg 1 ***** 0 Maritzburg United Chippa United Harry Gwala Stadium 19:30 84 Highlands Park AmaZulu FC Makhulong Stadium 19:30 85 Polokwane City Cape Town City FC New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 87 Wednesday 28 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Bloemfontein Celtic SuperSport United Dr. Molemela Stadium 19:30 86 Black Leopards Mamelodi Sundowns New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 88 Friday 30 November 2018 ABSA Premiership Chippa United AmaZulu FC Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 20:00 89 Saturday 01 December 2018 ABSA Premiership SuperSport United Mamelodi Sundowns Lucas Moripe Stadium 15:30 90 Highlands Park Cape Town City FC Makhulong Stadium 15:30 91 Golden Arrows Kaizer Chiefs Princess Magogo Stadium 18:00 92 Orlando Pirates Maritzburg United Orlando Stadium 20:15 93 Black Leopards Bidvest Wits New Peter Mokaba Stadium 20:15 94 23 July 2018 FINAL Page 6 of 16 Sunday 02 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Bloemfontein Celtic Polokwane City Dr. Molemela Stadium 15:30 95 Tuesday 04 December 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018-19 Pr. leg 2 ***** 0 Mamelodi Sundowns Maritzburg United Loftus Versfeld Stadium 19:30 32 Saturday 08 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Telkom KnockOut Final ***** 0 Tuesday 11 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Cape Town City FC Chippa United Cape Town Stadium 19:30 97 Free State Stars Orlando Pirates Goble Park Stadium 19:30 98 Polokwane City Highlands Park New Peter Mokaba Stadium 19:30 99 Mamelodi Sundowns Baroka FC Lucas Moripe Stadium 19:30 100 Wednesday 12 December 2018 ABSA Premiership FIFA CWC 12-Dec to 21-Dec ***** 0 Kaizer Chiefs SuperSport United FNB Stadium 19:30 101 Maritzburg United Black Leopards Harry Gwala Stadium 19:30 102 AmaZulu FC Bloemfontein Celtic King Zwelithini Stadium 19:30 103 Bidvest Wits Golden Arrows Bidvest Stadium 19:30 104 Friday 14 December 2018 ABSA Premiership CAF Inter-Club 2018-19 R16 leg 1 ***** 0 Chippa United Polokwane City Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 20:00 108 Saturday 15 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Black Leopards AmaZulu FC New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:30 109 SuperSport United Maritzburg United Lucas Moripe Stadium 18:00 110 Sunday 16 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Baroka FC Bidvest Wits New Peter Mokaba Stadium 15:30 111 Monday 17 December 2018 ABSA Premiership Bloemfontein Celtic Highlands Park Dr.
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