Cape Town: The Major sports showdown for the City is all set for an action packed long weekend of Rugby and Football at the iconic stadium of the Mother City – Cape Town. The city has encouraged the residents to come out and support the local teams.
The game will begin on Saturday with the match against Kazier Chiefs at Athlone Stadium and will gets the ball rolling.
The legislative capital of South Africa, Cape Town is currently at fifth position on the PSL table and look to strengthen its chances of place in the CAF competition with a win on Saturday.
Reportedly, the gates for the game opens at 12:30 p.m. and will start the game at 3:30 p.m.
As per the sources, the Bayhill Premier Cup Finals will bring down the curtain on an exciting long weekend of sporting action at the Athlone Stadium on Monday, April 01, 2024.
After the five days of action, the 32 under-19 teams will see six clubs contesting for three trophies at the finals of the tournament and will include the rights to be crowned as Premier Cup Champions for 2024.
The spectators have to purchase a ticket of R50 for the front row seats to three games from some of the best under-19 sides at the tournament.
Considering this, Member of the Mayoral Committee for Safety and Security – Alderman JP Smith has said that they would like to encourage spectators to arrive at the stadium early on Saturday to ensure proper flow into the stadium and avoid having spectators stuck outside the arena at kick-off.
Alderman Smith added, “We would also like to remind fans that there will be no sale of tickets at the stadium and no fans will be allowed into the Athlone Stadium precinct without presenting a match ticket.”
“We are developing our safety and security personnel to work with SAPS and stadium security to ensure we make this a safe and smooth experience for spectators and we would like to encourage everyone to abide by the protocols,” said JP Smith.
Notably, no vehicles will be allowed to park or stop on Cross Boulevard in front of the stadium, Lower Klipfontein Road, Hickory Street between Clover and Springbok streets as well as Clover Crescent.