Chippa United will permanently relocate their headquarters from Gqeberha to KuGompo City starting in January after the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro chose not to renew the club's long-term partnership agreement.
Chippa United chair Siviwe Mpengesi says the upcoming Betway Premiership match against Kaizer Chiefs could be the club's last in Gqeberha due to stalled municipality agreements and high operating costs.
Chippa United have confirmed their high-profile Betway Premiership clash against Kaizer Chiefs will take place at the newly renovated Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Gqeberha.
Chippa United secured a crucial 2-0 away victory against Stellenbosch FC, easing pressure on head coach Brandon Truter following recent cup disappointment.