South African Premiership Tickets

The 2026/27 season and its biggest clubs

The South African Premiership enters 2026/27 with Mamelodi Sundowns the club to beat after a run of domestic success, while Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs remain the two most widely supported clubs in South African football and contest the Soweto derby, one of the best-attended fixtures on the African continent. Sixteen clubs make up the division this season, spread across the country from Johannesburg and Durban to Cape Town and Polokwane.

Fixtures to plan around

The opening rounds of the season already bring some of the division's bigger clubs into action.

• Sat 19 Sept: Polokwane City FC host AmaZulu at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium
• Sun 20 Sept: Golden Arrows welcome Kaizer Chiefs
• Sun 20 Sept: Marumo Gallants face Orlando Pirates
• Sat 17 Oct: Chippa United host Kruger United

With Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates both away from home in the opening weeks, fans following either club will want to check away allocations and pricing ahead of the fixture being confirmed.

Grounds around the country

The South African Premiership's stadiums range from large national venues to smaller regional grounds. FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, with a capacity of 94,736, is the largest venue in the country and regularly hosts the biggest occasions in South African football, while Orlando Stadium in Soweto is Orlando Pirates' long-standing home. Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit, which holds 40,929, has become a regular host for clubs from the eastern part of the country, and King Goodwill Zwelithini Stadium and Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium both serve Durban's clubs.

Comparing ticket prices

Ticket prices and availability for South African Premiership matches vary considerably depending on the fixture, with Soweto derby tickets and any match involving Mamelodi Sundowns typically the hardest to find. This page compares South African Premiership tickets across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, giving fans a clear way to weigh price against seating category before deciding where to book. Checking prices as soon as a fixture list is confirmed generally offers the widest choice of categories.

The rest of the division

Beyond the three biggest clubs, the South African Premiership includes established sides such as AmaZulu and Golden Arrows in Durban, alongside clubs including Stellenbosch, TS Galaxy FC and Sekhukhune United FC that have pushed for continental qualification in recent seasons. Newly formed or relocated clubs such as Durban City, Milford FC and Polokwane City FC add further competition further down the table.