Carling Black Label Cup to Become Four Team Tournament With Old Four Charity Cup Format

• The long-awaited return of a Charity Cup-style tournament has returned to South African football
• The Premier Soccer League announced today that the Carling Black Label Cup usually involving Kaizer Chiefs would increase to four teams
• The Telkom Charity Cup was last held in 2010 a few weeks after the FIFA World Cup

It's been 12 long years but finally, the Charity Cup is back

This will be in the form of the Carling Black Label Cup, which has been contested by Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates since 2011, will now involve four teams voted in by the public. The last version of the day-long event, the Telkom Charity Cup, was held in 2010 at Soccer City a few weeks after the FIFA World Cup.

According to Soccer Laduma, the competition will be played on November 12, with all 16 teams from the Premier Soccer League up for election into the tournament. There will be no local football in November and the early half of December while the global showpiece event takes place in Qatar.

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PSL chairman Irvin Khoza said during the announcement at the organisation's headquarters in Parktown:

“After the announcement of the 2023 Carling Knockout Cup, our long-time partners, SAB, were eager to come back as a Cup Sponsor, but unfortunately the constraints imposed by the World Cup calendar did not allow this in 2022.

“This was welcomed by the Executive Committee, especially for the partner that has been so good at marketing and positioning football in the country and would be great for spectators to have a window-view of what would happen in the 2023 Knockout Cup season.”

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In 2018, the Brazilians' Twitter account ruthlessly trolled the Amakhosi's trophy drought, which at that point was three years long, Sports Brief reported. It has since increased to seven years of frustration for South Africa's former "cup kings".

Four years after the troll tweet, the Amakhosi's social media manager could only respond with the famous meme of the instrumentalist James Poyser, who tried holding back a laugh on the American television programme The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.