Power Dynamos and Red Arrows will battle it out in the 2026 ABSA Cup final on May 9 for the K1.1 million grand prize.

Dynamos defeated Mufulira Wanderers 2-1 on post-match penalties after a tightly contested 0-0 draw. Lawrence Mulenga was the hero for Dynamos after making two saves in the shootout to send the league leaders to the final.

In the second semifinal, Red Arrows beat Chirundu United 2-0, with goals from Angel Lubamba and Joseph Phiri in either half to advance to the final for the third consecutive year.

Arrows won the ABSA Cup in 2013 and 2024 and reached the final last year but lost to Zesco United. They will now look to redeem themselves against an in-form Power Dynamos side.

Meanwhile, Power Dynamos are aiming for their first ABSA Cup title in 15 years, having previously won it in 2009 and 2011.

Both Dynamos and Arrows, sitting first and second in the MTN Super League and separated by a ten-point gap, will be looking to secure their third ABSA Cup title.

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