Poor decision-making cost us – SuperSport coach
Kaitano Tembo says that poor decision-making led to SuperSport United’s downfall in the MTN8 final, while acknowledging that Cape Town City were the better outfit on the day.
Ndoro set for Highlands debut against Chiefs
After signing for Highlands Park, Tendai Ndoro will be looking to put the recent Ajax Cape Town ordeal behind him and it could all start with the clash against Kaizer Chiefs.
Saffas: Tau shines, Ndlovu’s form continues
Percy Tau bagged two assists as Union Saint-Gilloise secured a 3-1 win over OH Leuven while Dino Ndlovu netted his 18th goal for Zhejiang Greentown, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
I can go to the end of the earth with this team – Benni
Benni McCarthy has lauded his Cape Town City side for their will to win in the MTN8 final against SuperSport United at the Moses Mabhida Stadium.
The players will get half of the MTN8 winnings – Comitis
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has promised the players half of the R8-million winners’ cheque after they defeated SuperSport United in the MTN8 final at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday.
We had to finish off the MTN8 final earlier – Benni
Benni McCarthy was pleased that with the efforts of his Cape Town City side, but felt that the MTN8 final against SuperSport United shouldn’t have gone to penalties.
‘It was the most nerve-racking game of my life’ – Benni
Benni McCarthy admits that he thought Cape Town City would lose the penalty shootout in the MTN8 final against SuperSport United.
Player Ratings: SuperSport United vs Cape Town City
Peter Leeuwenburgh emerged as the hero as Cape Town City clinched their first piece of silverware under coach Benni McCarthy by defeating SuperSport United 4-1 on penalties to secure the 2018 MTN8 title, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Comitis: Europe will come calling for Patosi again
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis says forward Ayanda Patosi has abilities that no one else has and that he expects some contact from European clubs at the end of the season.
AmaZulu docked points after Fifa ruling
The Premier Soccer League has confirmed that AmaZulu have been docked six points and as such have revised the Absa Premiership standings.