LIVE STREAM: All Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates matches in Europe
Kaizer Chiefs are in The Netherlands. Whilst, rivals Orlando Pirates are in Spain.
Amakhosi have had a horror start to their tour so far. Meanwhile, the Bucs are off to a decent start in Europe. However, Chiefs still have TWO more matches to make things right and Pirates have only just began their tour. Here's how you can live stream all of Amakhosi and the Bucs matches in Europe.
Amakhosi will be live streaming all their pre-season matches on their YouTube channel – @KaizerChiefsFootballClub.
Click HERE to watch all Chiefs matches on tour live.
'The live stream will be on the Club's YouTube channel, @KaizerChiefsFootballClub,' Chiefs confirmed.
The live stream will start about 15 minutes before kick-off, which will be at 19:00.
'Our pre-season camp in the Netherlands is well underway, and we will be live streaming our practice games on the Kaizer Chiefs YouTube channel,' says Amakhosi's Corporate Communications Manager, Vina Maphosa,' they added.
Live stream ALL Pirates tour matches right here.
Pirates have a few more matches left on their Tour of Spain. Pirates take on Pafoc FC (Tuesday, 13 July) before facing Las Palmas (17 July) and Granada (19 July).
So, the Bucs will be looking to build momentum heading into the 2025/26 season as they strive to dethrone Mamelodi Sundowns in the BetWay Premiership and to compete in the CAF Champions League. Meanwhile, they will be atriving to defend their MTN8 crown and to avenge their Nedbank Cup final loss against Kaizer Chiefs.
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