PSL wrap: Pirates move six points clear

Orlando Pirates went six points clear of Mamelodi Sundowns after a 2-1 win over Free State Stars, while Kaizer Chiefs dropped more points away from home against Black Leopards, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Pirates bounce back from TKO defeat

Orlando Pirates bounced back from their defeat in the TKO to beat Free State Stars 3-1 at Globe Park on Tuesday evening to keep them top of the Absa Premiership. 

SA clubs begin journey for Caf cup glory

Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Free State Stars all kick-off their quest for continental glory this week in the Caf Champions League and Caf confederations Cup qualifiers.

Eymael, Free State Stars part ways

Just months after guiding Free State Stars to glory in the Nedbank Cup, Luc Eymael has left the club by ‘mutual consent’.

Eymael is a mercenary – Komphela

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Steve Komphela has lashed out at Luc Eymael after the Free State Stars coach made reference to Komphela’s failures after his side’s Nedbank Cup triumph.

WANTED: Supporters at Nedbank Cup final in Cape Town

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has made an urgent plea to the citizens of Cape Town to get involved in the Nedbank Cup final by temporarily adopting one of the teams for the final.

Pirates beat Stars to finish on a high

Orlando Pirates finished the season on a high by beating Free State Stars 2-1 at the Orlando Stadium on Saturday afternoon, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Moses Mabhida Stadium reveal cost of Chiefs’ fan violence

eThekwini Mayor Zandile Gumede has confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs fans caused R2.6 million worth of damage during their riot at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday.

Chiefs knocked out of the Nedbank Cup

Kaizer Chiefs were knocked out of the Nedbank Cup after losing 2-0 to Free State Stars at the Moses Mabida Stadium in their semi-final clash on Saturday evening, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

We have failed the fans – Ngezana

Kaizer Chiefs defender Siyabonga Ngezana believes that his side have so far let their fans down this campaign, writes DEAN WORKMAN.