Why the PSL should rethink cup final venues – Comitis
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has issued a call to the PSL to rethink its process of deciding venues for cup finals ahead of the MTN8 final against SuperSport United in Durban.
Leeuwenburgh: Why I chose CT City over Europe
Cape Town City goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh revealed that when his contract ended with Ajax Amsterdam, he asked his agent to explore a move to Cape Town.
Grobler: Anybody who underestimates City will suffer
SuperSport United striker Bradley Grobler has admitted that the mood in the camp is the highest it has been for a long time ahead of the MTN8 final against Cape Town City, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
I’m ready for SuperSport – Patosi
Cape Town City winger Ayanda Patosi wants to carry his goalscoring form into the MTN8 final against SuperSport United on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Gould: Form counts for nothing
SuperSport United defender Morgan Gould believes that whoever keeps their nerve and wants it more will win the MTN8 saying that ‘form counts for nothing’, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Tembo: CT City have changed since last MTN8 final
SuperSport United head coach Kaitano Tembo believes that Cape Town City have improved since last season’s MTN8 final, saying Benni McCarthy has done a ‘wonderful’ job, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Grobler: SuperSport happy to be favourites
SuperSport United striker Bradley Grobler believes that their MTN8 final ‘favourites’ tag shows that the team is doing well, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
We want Rantie at his best – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy insists that striker Tokelo Rantie could be available for their MTN8 final against SuperSport United on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Top five MTN8 finals ahead of SuperSport, CT City showdown
From Itumeleng Khune’s heroics for Kaizer Chiefs against Mamelodi Sundowns to Golden Arrows thumping Ajax Cape Town, FourFourTwo South Africa takes a look at the top five MTN8 cup finals since the tournament’s inception.
I want to win it for the players – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy admits that his side does not want to be known as the team that reaches finals without lifting the trophy, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.