TOYOTA CUP HEADS TO DURBAN WITH KAIZER CHIEFS AND ASANTE KOTOKO SHOWDOWN

The Toyota Cup made its debut in 2024 with Kaizer Chiefs hosting Tanzanian champions Young Africans SC in Bloemfontein. The annual event made a powerful debut, drawing a sold out stadium, passionate support from both sets of fans, and showcasing a clear enthusiasm for more cross-continental club clashes—firmly establishing its potential in its inaugural year.

“We are honoured to welcome our friends from Ghana to South African soil. Asante Kotoko are part of our shared history. The Toyota Cup allows Africa to unite through football and is a celebration of our legacy. Durban is not only the manufacturing hub of Toyota South Africa, but a perfect place to write the next chapter of our history after winning the Nedbank Cup in May at the Moses Mabhida Stadium,” says Jessica Motaung, Marketing and Commercial Director at Kaizer Chiefs.

“Mobility, possibility, and connection are not just pillars of this tournament – they are core to who we are at Toyota,” says Tasneem Lorgat, General Manager of Marketing and Communications at Toyota South Africa Motors. “The Toyota Cup brings people together, creates unforgettable moments, and celebrates the rich football heritage of our continent. It perfectly embodies this year’s theme: Africa Unites.”

Asante Kotoko are one of Africa’s most decorated clubs with 50 official trophies including two CAF Champions League titles.

“It is with great joy and anticipation that we come to South Africa for the 2025 e