SAFA Elections | High-stakes battle for SAFA at Elective Congress

The gloves are off and the stakes could not be higher as the future of South African football governance takes centre stage this weekend. The SAFA Elective Congress heads into a crucial showdown, with the country's football leadership on the line. In one corner, long-standing incumbent Danny Jordaan is chasing a fourth consecutive term at the helm. Standing in his way is AmaZulu FC President and businessman Sandile Zungu, who is looking to pull off an upset and usher in a new era at SAFA. The contest goes to the vote on 12 September, when 265 eligible delegates will have their say on who takes the captain's armband of South African football. But there is no room for a stalemate - the winning candidate needs a simple majority of 50% plus one vote. With the ballots set to determine who calls the shots, this is more than a presidential race - it is a battle for control, direction and the future of the beautiful game in South Africa. Let's now cross live to SABC News anchor Heidi Giokos who is with soccer fans in Melville, Johannesburg. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.