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2010 Telkom Charity Cup

Isaac Chansa (Orlando Pirates)

The 2010 Telkom Charity Cup was a South African football (soccer) one-day tournament for Premier Soccer League clubs, which took place on 7 August. It was the 25th Charity Cup, and the 4th under the current name. The tournament was held at Soccer City for the first time since it was closed to be rebuilt, 3 years ago. The 4 clubs involved were chosen by a public vote. The participating teams were Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns, Orlando Pirates and AmaZulu. The tournament was won by Kaizer Chiefs, on penalties, over Orlando Pirates.

Vote totals

  • Sundowns 191 384
  • AmaZulu 124 372
  • Orlando Pirates 113 989
  • Kaizer Chiefs 113 086

Fixtures

|7 August 2010 – Soccer City, Soweto|RSA AmaZulu|0|RSA Orlando Pirates|1 |7 August 2010 – Soccer City, Soweto|RSA Kaizer Chiefs|1|RSA Mamelodi Sundowns|0 |7 August 2010 – Soccer City, Soweto|RSA Orlando Pirates|1 (3)|RSAKaizer Chiefs |1 (4)

Semi-finals

DateTime (UTC+2)Team #1Res.Team #2
2010-08-0710.00AmaZulu0-1Orlando Pirates
2010-08-0712.00Kaizer Chiefs1-0Mamelodi Sundowns

Final

DateTime (UTC+2)Team #1Res.Team #2
2010-08-0717.00Orlando Pirates1-1 (4-3 on pen)Kaizer Chiefs

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