Kaizer Chiefs supporters in Mzansi will be glued to the national broadcaster’s screen at 15:00.
Amakhosi head into the match under serious pressure, sitting third in Group D with just one point. With only the top two teams progressing to the quarterfinals, the next four fixtures could define their entire continental campaign.
CAF CONFEDERATION CUP MISSION
This trip to Zambia shapes up as a must-win opener. The result could either revive Kaizer Chiefs’ hopes or deepen their uphill battle in the group.
After this weekend’s clash, the Soweto giants will host ZESCO United on 1 February in Durban, before welcoming Al Masry on 8 February in another high-stakes encounter.
Also read: Kaizer Chiefs announce 22-man squad to Zambia
The group stage then wraps up with a tough away trip to Zamalek on 15 February, a fixture that could ultimately decide qualification.
As it stands, Al Masry lead Group D with six points, followed by Zamalek on four. Kaizer Chiefs remain third on one point, while ZESCO United sit bottom with zero.
Amakhosi arrive in Zambia with a slight confidence boost after kicking off 2026 with a 1-0 win over Golden Arrows, sealed by an Aden McCarthy header.
That victory snapped a four-match winless run, which included a 2-1 CAF loss to Al Masry and draws against Zamalek (1-1), Chippa United (0-0) and TS Galaxy (0-0).
WILL KAIZER CHIEFS QUALITY FOR THE KNOCKOUT ROUND?
Please share your thoughts in the comments block below.