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PSL matches postponed on Election Day, Wednesday, 4 November

The PSL has postponed the seven Betway Premiership matches which were due to be played on Wednesday, 4 November.

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The PSL has postponed the seven Betway Premiership matches which were due to be played on Wednesday, 4 November. Image: PSL website

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has postponed the seven Betway Premiership matches which were due to be played on Wednesday, 4 November.

The day has been declared a public holiday due to the Local Government Elections taking place in the country.

Rescheduled

The PSL will communicate the rescheduled dates for the affected fixtures.

The only two sides who were not due to play were Mamelodi Sundowns and Milford FC.

Meanwhile, the next round of league matches will take place this Friday and Saturday, 30 and 31 October.

The matches no longer taking place are:

Chippa United vs Sekhukhune United

Golden Arrows vs Marumo Gallants

Kaizer Chiefs vs AmaZulu

Polokwane City vs Kruger United

Richards Bay vs Stellenbosch FC

Siwelele FC vs Orlando Pirates

TS Galaxy vs Durban City

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