Benni dedicates MTN8 triumph to his wife
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy has dedicated the Citizens’ victory over SuperSport United in the MTN8 final to his wife Stacey Munro.
We were willing to die for the MTN8 trophy – Edmilson
Cape Town City left back Edmilson Dove admits his side ‘were willing to die out there’ in order to secure the MTN8 title.
Lakay: CT City want to prove something
SuperSport United forward Fagrie Lakay spoke to FourFourTwo SA about what it would mean to help his team defend their MTN8 title against Cape Town City, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Links keen to impress in maiden final
Cape Town City wing Gift Links is determined to claim his first piece of silverware at the club after missing out on a final during his time in Egypt, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
CT City ready to roar in MTN8 final – Patosi
Cape Town City wing Ayanda Patosi says his spirit and confidence is on a high ahead of the MTN8 final against SuperSport United on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Tactics won’t determine who wins – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy believes the final will not be decided by team tactics, but by the team that ‘makes the least mistakes and plays with the biggest heart’, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
MTN8 final preview: Can SuperSport overcome CT City again?
SuperSport United will look to become the first team since Orlando Pirates to defend the MTN8 title when they tackle Benni McCarthy’s Cape Town City outfit in the final on Saturday, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
‘Tower’ returns to training at Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed that veteran defender Eric Mathoho has returned to full training after fully recovering from his injury.
CT City have matured since last year’s final – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy feels that he and his team have grown and improved since last year’s MTN8 final against SuperSport United, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Tembo: SuperSport still a work-in-progress
SuperSport United head coach Kaitano Tembo believes that his side are starting to reap the rewards of a good pre-season where he could imprint his ideas on them, writes DEAN WORKMAN.