The second leg of the MTN8 semi-finals will see Orlando Pirates look to defend their 1-0 lead at home to Sekhukhune United on Saturday, and Mamelodi Sundowns look to overturn a 1-0 deficit away to Golden Arrows.
Should either of the ties be level at the end of regulation time in the second leg, they will go straight to penalties. However, the away goals rule applies.
Both matches will be available to watch on SuperSport.
Orlando Pirates vs. Sekhukhune United (1-0 agg.)
Date: Saturday, August 29 at 3 p.m. CAT
Venue: Orlando Amstel Arena
How to watch: The match is scheduled to air on SuperSport's DSTV channel 202 (SuperSport PSL)
Defending champions Pirates beat Sekhukhune in Polokwane courtesy of a Deon Hotto strike on Saturday and then followed up with a 2-0 home league win on Tuesday.
They will attempt to make it three on the trot against Babina Noko as they host Cedric Kaze's side at Orlando Amstel Arena once again on Saturday.
Kaze himself will not be on the touchline after being sent off in the league defeat in midweek.
The Buccaneers are now permanently without attacking midfielder Patrick Maswanganyi, who has left Orlando Pirates, completing a move to Bahrain's Al-Khaldiya SC.
Golden Arrows vs. Mamelodi Sundowns (1-0 agg.)
Date: Sunday, August 30 at 3 p.m. CAT
Venue: King Goodwill Zwelithini Stadium, Durban
How to watch: The match is scheduled to air on SuperSport
In six competitive fixtures under new head coach Pitso Dladla, Golden Arrows have yet to concede a goal.
Miguel Cardoso's Mamelodi Sundowns are in fine attacking form and responded to their 1-0 first leg loss -- courtesy of a Junior Dion goal -- by putting five past AmaZulu in a 5-2 Wednesday league win.
Brayan León scored a brace, including a superb volley from the edge of the box for his first goal. Teboho Mokoena returned to action after a three-week injury layoff and scored.
However, the win over Usuthu was a reminder Sundowns still have worries at the back which are not yet fully resolved.
