Soweto Derby: Fans say unforgettable experience
Updated | By Celumusa Zulu
Football fans who attended a sold-out Soweto
derby in Durban say it was an unforgettable experience.

Thousands of spectators filled Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday to witness Kaizer Chiefs end their decade-long trophy drought.
After a thrilling Nedbank Cup final clash, Amakhosi walked away with the silverware, beating Orlando Pirates 2-1.
This fan says it is a day that will go down in the history books of South African football.
" We have waited a whole decade. We felt every heartbreak, every embarrassing moment. This win isn't just for the clap, it's for the loyal fans. It reminded us of why we never stopped believing. It's more than just football. History is being made. We made history."
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Another supporter says strict security measures helped make the experience both safe and memorable, despite some threats of violence beforehand."
"I'm excited about yesterday's game. I think I also had to speak about the safety because it was safe in and around the stadium, and there were no incidents that I heard of. Everyone was safe around me."
KZN Police have confirmed that a man was detained after he was found selling match-day tickets at the stadium.
Officials say these tickets were issued to sponsors. He was processed at the local police station on Saturday.
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