Full list: Eight Betway Premiership fixtures this week

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There are some big Betway Premiership clashes across the country. And several derbies could steal the spotlight. The action begins on Wednesday night.

Mamelodi Sundowns host Siwelele FC at Loftus Versfeld Stadium. Kick-off is at 19:30.

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BETWAY PREMIERSHIP FIXTURES THIS WEEK

Friday brings another Cape Town clash. Stellenbosch FC face Sekhukhune United at Athlone Stadium.

That match starts at 19:30.

Saturday delivers a triple-header. AmaZulu take on Marumo Gallants at Moses Mabhida Stadium at 15:00.

At the same time, Polokwane City welcome Kaizer Chiefs to Peter Mokaba Stadium. Kick-off is also at 15:00.

Later that afternoon, Chippa United host Mamelodi Sundowns at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. That match gets underway at 17:30.

DERBIES TAKE CENTRE STAGE

Sunday is derby day.

Milford FC face Richards Bay in the uMhlathuze Derby. The venue is yet to be confirmed.

Kick-off is scheduled for 15:00.

Also at 15:00, Siwelele take on Lamontville Golden Arrows in another intriguing battle.

The final match of the week comes from Mpumalanga. TS Galaxy face Kruger United in the Mpumalanga Derby. The match is scheduled for 17:30 at Kameelrivier Stadium.

With eight matches packed into five days, the Betway Premiership table could look very different by Sunday evening.

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LAST WEEK’S BETWAY PREMIERSHIP RESULTS

TUESDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER

Durban City 0–0 Stellenbosch FC at Chatsworth Stadium

Kruger United 0–4 Orlando Pirates at Mbombela Stadium.

WEDNESDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER

Mamelodi Sundowns 2–0 Milford at Loftus Versfeld Stadium

FRIDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER

Richards Bay 1–2 AmaZulu at Princess Magogo Stadium

Marumo Gallants 2–2 Polokwane City at Royal Bafokeng Stadium

SATURDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER

Chippa United 0–0 Milford FC at Dobsonville Stadium

Sekhukhune United 0–0 TS Galaxy at Peter Mokaba Stadium.

SUNDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER

Lamontville Golden Arrows 1–2 Mamelodi Sundowns at King Zwelithini Stadium

Kaizer Chiefs F.C. 3–2 Siwelele at Dobsonville Stadium.

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