How to watch Pirates, Chiefs & Sundowns Carling Knockout fixtures: TV and livestream

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Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs will be in action on Tuesday in the Carling Knockout’s Round of 16.

The trio was in action on Friday in their respective CAF competitions with mixed results.

The CAF Champions League holders Masandawana were undone by debutants Wiliete SC leaving the Buccaneers as the only representatives in the group stage. Bucs beat African Stars in the second preliminary round to advance.

Amakhosi fell against Zambian outfit Red Arrows to crash out of the continent’s second tier competition.

Where to watch Pirates vs Milford

The defending champions will be up against the Premier Soccer League newbies Milford FC at the Orlando Stadium on Tuesday from 19.00 SAT.

“The match is scheduled to kick off at 19:00 and will be broadcast live on SuperSport PSL. Supporters can also stay updated with the action as it happens by following live coverage and match updates across Orlando Pirates’ official social media platforms,” Pirates confirmed on their website.

SuperSport will also stream the game live on their app.

Where to watch Kaizer Chiefs vs TS Galaxy

The Glamour Boys have been inconsistent this season, failing to make an impact in the MTN8 and most recently CAF Confederation Cup. Amakhosi are also not convincing in the Premier Soccer League.

On Tuesday, Chiefs are at the FNB Stadium to host TS Galaxy in the Carling Knockout with hopes of making the last eight. SuperSport channel 205 will broadcast the game live.

Where to watch Mamelodi Sundowns vs Marumo Gallants

Miguel Cardoso’s men are desperate to bounce back from their elimination from CAF with a home-game against Gallants.

The match will be live on SuperSport TV channel 207. Those with the app can also stream the match live.

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