2008 MTN 8

The 2008 MTN 8 kicked off on the weekend of 9 August with the first two quarterfinals being played on Saturday and Sunday, and the next round of quarterfinals were played on the weekend of the 16 and 17 August. The first leg of the semifinals took place on 23 and 24 August and the second leg on the weekend of 30 August. The finals were scheduled for 21 September, World Peach Day, but the pitch was waterlogged due to heavy rain over that week. The finals were rescheduled for two days later on 23 September at the ABSA Stadium (Kings Park) in Durban.

2008 MTN 8
Country South Africa
Teams8
ChampionsKaizer Chiefs
Matches played9
Goals scored26 (2.89 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)3 Gert Schalkwyk (Kaizer Chiefs)
2007
2009

Teams

The eight teams that competed in the MTN 8 Wafa Wafa knockout competition are: (listed according to their finishing position in the 2007–08 Premier Soccer League Season.

Quarter-finals

Orlando Pirates1–2Supersport United
Thembile Kanono 7' Fikru Tefera 21'
Anthony Laffor 82'

Semi-finals

1st leg


2nd leg

Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Kaizer Chiefs South Africa 2–1 South Africa Moroka Swallows 2–0 0–1
Mamelodi Sundowns South Africa 4–4 South Africa Supersport United 2–1 2–3

Finals


MTN8 WAFA WAFA
2008 Winners
Kaizer Chiefs FC
14th Title

Top scorers

Scorer Club Goals
South Africa Gert Schalkwyk Kaizer Chiefs 3
South Africa Daine Klate Supersport United 2
South Africa Brent Carelse Supersport United
South Africa Surprise Moriri Mamelodi Sundowns
South Africa Ryan Botha Moroka Swallows
Venezuela Jose Torrealba Kaizer Chiefs
Liberia Anthony Laffor Supersport United 1
Ethiopia Fikru Tefera Supersport United
South Africa Thembile Kanono Orlando Pirates
South Africa Brett Evans Ajax Cape Town
Brazil Eduardo Ferreira Ajax Cape Town
South Africa Mabhuti Khanyeza Ajax Cape Town
South Africa Lefa Tsutsulupa Moroka Swallows
South Africa Sandile Ndlovu Moroka Swallows
South Africa Morgan Shivambu Moroka Swallows
South Africa Reneilwe Letsholonyane Kaizer Chiefs
South Africa Katlego Mphela Mamelodi Sundowns
Chile Jorge Acuña Mamelodi Sundowns
South Africa Lerato Chabangu Mamelodi Sundowns
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