2027 AFCONQ: Bafana Bafana vs Guinea

South Africa will face Guinea at Orlando Stadium in Soweto on Saturday, 26 September, with supporters urged to fill the venue and back Bafana Bafana in the clash.

The match will kick off at 15:00, with gates opening at 10:00 as South Africa prepare for the encounter against Guinea.

Fans have been encouraged to secure their tickets early and turn up in the national team’s green and gold colours as Bafana Bafana take on Guinea in what has been billed as a major matchday occasion.

“Matchday is calling! Get ready to rally behind Bafana Bafana as they face off against Guinea in a massive clash. Secure your spot, bring your green and gold, and let’s make it a full house!”

The game will be played at Orlando Stadium in Soweto, where supporters are expected to gather ahead of the 15:00 kick-off.

Ticket prices have been set at R100 for adults, while children under the age of 12 can attend for R40.

Supporters wishing to attend the match can book their tickets through Ticketpro ahead of Saturday’s fixture.

The organisers have also urged fans to come prepared to support Bafana Bafana throughout the match, with the call for a strong turnout forming part of the build-up to the Guinea encounter.

The fixture gives supporters the opportunity to watch South Africa in action at Orlando Stadium and show their backing from the stands.

With the gates scheduled to open five hours before kick-off, fans have been advised to arrive early for the match.

Bafana Bafana supporters will be looking to create a strong atmosphere at the Soweto venue as South Africa take on Guinea at 15:00 on Saturday.

Tickets remain available at R100 for adults and R40 for children under 12, with supporters able to secure their places through Ticketpro.

The organisers’ message to supporters is clear: bring the green and gold and help make Orlando Stadium a full house for the Guinea clash.

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Abdul Majeed Yakubu
Abdul Majeed is a dedicated football writer with a strong foundation in both technology and journalism. He holds a degree in Computer Science from Accra Technical University, but his passion for storytelling saw him begin his journalism journey even before entering university.He previously worked as a Staff Writer at Ghanaguardian.com, where he developed his craft in news writing and digital publishing. His growing interest in sports journalism has since led him to focus on football, bringing a unique blend of analytical thinking and narrative clarity to his work.Abdul is currently a Staff Writer at African.Football, where he contributes engaging and insightful content aimed at a global audience of African football enthusiasts.

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