Royal Eagles to face Mbombela United this weekend
The game is believed to bring back memories of how Mbombela United used to battle against Stars on the field before the team were bought over by millionaire couple Shaun and S'bu Mpisane in 2014.
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An exciting game is expected this weekend between the province’s pride, Mbombela United, Tingwenyama, against former Mpumalanga team, Sivutsa Stars – now Royal Eagles – at the KaNyamazane Stadium on Saturday.
The game is believed to bring back memories of how Mbombela United used to battle against Stars on the field before the team were bought over by millionaire couple Shaun and S’bu Mpisane in 2014.
This game also comes at the right time when both teams have won their latest matches. Last week Mbombela United made the province proud after thrashing Moroka Swallows by 2-0 at Dobsonville Stadium, while the Royal Eagles won by a massive 4-1 against Santos FC.
Fans will receive Eagles tickets free of charge at the stadium’s gates. “Fans are encouraged to come in as early as possible because it’s going to be a first-come, first-served situation. Our fans will also be transported free of charge to and from the stadium.
“Marked buses will pick them from terminals at Pienaar, Lekazi, Ngodini, Zwelisha and Matsulu. They will also receive free vuvuzelas, T-shirts and lunch,” says the team marketing officer, Kedibone Mkhabela.
Mbombela United’s fans can get tickets from as little as R10 from Shisanyama Nambita restaurant, Cosy Turn near KaNyamazane Complex, Power House at Msogwaba and Thembisa store.
“We encourage supporters to buy a membership card from our offices which will be available at the stadium as well. R50 for kids and R100 for adults entitles you to entrance to all our matches and discounted transport for our away matches,” added Sostern Gutsa, Mbombela United’s spokesperson.
For transport arrangements call Mzwandile Nkosi on 071-111-9175. Celebrities such as former Generations actors: Sophie Ndaba,Winnie Ntshaba and Khanyi Mbau are also expected to attend.