Mamelodi Sundowns to host USM Alger in CAF Super Cup final

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Mamelodi Sundowns to host USM Alger in CAF Super Cup final

Mamelodi Sundowns will face USM Alger in the 2026 CAF Super Cup final in South Africa on Sunday, 8 November, the Confederation Africaine de Football (CAF) has announced.

The match will be played in Tshwane at 15:00 local time, which is 13:00 GMT, with the two clubs meeting after winning Africa’s leading club competitions.

Mamelodi Sundowns secured their second CAF Champions League title by overcoming Moroccan side AS FAR. Their latest triumph came 10 years after they claimed their first continental crown.

Miguel Cardoso’s side established a narrow advantage in the first leg, winning 1-0 in Tshwane. They then held AS FAR to a 1-1 draw in Morocco to complete their victory and become champions of Africa.

USM Alger, meanwhile, lifted the CAF Confederation Cup after beating Egyptian club Zamalek SC 8-7 on penalties. The Algerian side had won the first leg 1-0 after Ahmed Khaldi scored a late penalty.

Zamalek SC responded by winning the return fixture 1-0 at home, forcing the tie to be decided from the spot. USM Alger prevailed in the shootout to claim their second title in the competition.

CAF confirmed the Super Cup venue and date on Monday as part of an announcement covering the latest developments in the continent’s major competitions.

The organisation’s announcement was presented under the heading “South Africa to Host TotalEnergies Super Cup 2027”, while the fixture details identify the match as the 2026 CAF Super Cup final. The game will be contested by the winners of the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League and the holders of the TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup.

The final will therefore bring together Mamelodi Sundowns, representing the Champions League, and USM Alger, representing the Confederation Cup, in Tshwane. CAF listed the kick-off time as 15:00 local time, or 13:00 GMT.

Mamelodi Sundowns’ success against AS FAR added another continental title to the club’s history, while USM Alger’s penalty-shootout win against Zamalek SC secured their second Confederation Cup triumph. Both sides will now compete for the Super Cup in November.

The announcement was issued on 10 August 2026 by iDiski Times, which also highlighted that its digital newspaper is available free of charge. Readers can download it using the button provided by the publication or complete a form to have it sent to them every week.

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