The Premier Soccer League has delayed seven matches that were originally planned for Wednesday, 4 November. These games were meant to occur on that specific day, but they coincide with the local government elections in the country, which led to the decision to halt the league matches.

This announcement has been confirmed by Kaizer Chiefs, who were supposed to play against AmaZulu. PSL Adjusts All Wednesday Matches.

“Kaizer Chiefs wishes to notify the fans that due to the forthcoming local government elections, our planned home league game against AmaZulu, along with all other PSL matches scheduled for Wednesday, 4 November, has been delayed,” the club announced.

“The Premier Soccer League will inform everyone about the new dates for these matches, and the club will provide the confirmed information to the supporters as soon as it is ready.”

The additional matches that have been postponed, as shown on the league official website :

Siwelele vs Orlando Pirates, Chippa United vs Sekhukhune United, Golden Arrows vs Marumo Gallants, Polokwane City vs Kruger United, Richards Bay vs Stellenbosch FC and TS Galaxy vs Durban City.

Currently, league play is expected to resume on 27 November, following the FIFA international break.

Source: soccerladuma.co.za

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