Betway Premiership clash postponed due to local elections

Betway Premiership clash postponed due to local elections

The two teams were set to do battle at the Richards Bay Stadium on Wednesday, 4 November 2026.

A club statement from Stellies read: "The Betway Premiership fixture between Stellenbosch FC and Richards Bay FC, scheduled for 4 November 2026, has been postponed due to South Africa’s Local Government Elections taking place on the same day.

"The Premier Soccer League Executive Committee has resloved to posptpone all fixtures scheduled for Wednesday, 4 November, in light of the concurrent local elections taking place across the country.

"Revised dates and times will be communicated in due course."

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