Kaizer Chiefs supporters in South Africa could miss the opportunity to watch their team’s CAF Confederation Cup clash against Zambian side Red Arrows live on television following a reported broadcasting setback.

According to information circulating ahead of the fixture, Red Arrows, the designated home team, allegedly declined to provide the broadcast link required by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). This has reportedly prevented the public broadcaster from making the necessary arrangements to televise the encounter.

The development is likely to disappoint thousands of Amakhosi supporters who were hoping to follow their team’s continental campaign from home. Chiefs enjoy a substantial following across South Africa, and their matches attract considerable interest, particularly in important cup competitions.

The absence of free-to-air coverage could force fans to explore other legitimate viewing options, should any become available. However, it remains unclear whether further discussions could lead to an alternative broadcasting arrangement before kick-off.

The circumstances surrounding the reported refusal have not been independently confirmed, and no alternative viewing arrangements have been established in the information available.

Attention will nevertheless turn to the action on the pitch, where Chiefs will aim to deliver a positive performance against their Zambian opponents. Red Arrows, meanwhile, will look to capitalise on their home advantage.

Supporters are encouraged to monitor official announcements from Kaizer Chiefs, the SABC, CAF and authorised broadcasters for updates.

For now, the reported broadcasting dispute has created uncertainty for fans eager to watch Amakhosi compete on the continental stage.

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