• Tournament Background
• Stars of the Past
• Vodacom Challenge Records
• Results and Line-ups

• Peter Mokaba Stadium
• Mbombela Stadium
• Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
• Coca Cola Park Stadium

• Fixtures

• Accreditation Forms

Formed in 1970 by South African legend Kaizer Motaung, Kaizer Chiefs has grown into the most successful club in South African football history.
Named after the Atlanta Chiefs, for whom Motaung played with distinction in the North American Soccer League, Amakhosi have claimed over 80 major trophies in the past 41 years.

The Club also holds the distinction of having been named the African Club of the Year in 2001 by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) after the club won the African Cup Winners’ Cup, BP Top Eight Cup and Coca-Cola Cup.
They have a proud history in the Vodacom Challenge too, claiming five wins in the competition – 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006 and 2009.

Situated at their famous Kaizer Chiefs Village headquarters in Naturena, the club essentially came into being at the urging of Kaizer Motaung’s father, Mr Ceyland Motaung, who persuaded his son to use the skills and knowledge he had acquired in the United States to form his own team.

Since then the headquarters has been a hub for many fans, both local and international as they come to experience The Kaizer Chiefs Village and get a chance to get up close and personal with the players and Management.

The Club is committed to upholding its high level of professionalism both on and off the field through its various Kaizer Chiefs Properties, which include the Amakhosi Supporters Club, Amakhosi Magazine, KCTV, KCwebTV, Kaizer Chiefs Website and Social Media platforms.

Technical Staff

Club Records

Vodacom Challenge History