The African Super Cup final between USM Alger and Mamelodi Sundowns was delayed after heavy rain prevented the second half from beginning at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria.
USM Alger led 2-1 at half-time after a lively opening 45 minutes between the Algerian and South African sides.
Zakaria Draoui put USM Alger ahead in the fourth minute, but Mamelodi Sundowns levelled through Thapelo Mokoena.
Saadi Radouani then restored USM Alger’s advantage before the interval.
The downpour continued after the break, leaving officials unable to restart the match immediately. The playing surface must be assessed before the game can resume, with the safety of the players also needing to be confirmed.
No further details about the timing of the restart were provided.