Patosi dedicates Pirates comeback to Benni
Two-goal hero Ayanda Patosi says Cape Town City’s comeback against Orlando Pirates in their 2-2 draw in the Absa Premiership was for coach Benni McCarthy.
We want the ‘Grand Slams’ – Mosimane
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane says his side is already preparing for the next Caf Champions League later this year.
I didn’t fail in Egypt – Sundowns star Mahlambi
Mamelodi Sundowns new signing Phakamani Mahlambi is adamant that his time spent with Egyptian giants Al Ahly will not go down as a failed move.
Khune fighting demons of his own
Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana international goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune has shed light on his weight struggles as he looks to get into optimal shape.
I always dreamed about playing for Chiefs – Manyama
Kaizer Chiefs star Lebogang Manyama is expecting AmaZulu to put up a fight when the two side’s lock horns in the Absa Premiership on Saturday.
Khoza threatens to take Safa to court over OUTsurance deal
Premier Soccer League chairperson Irvin Khoza has hit back at the South African Football Association by threatening to take legal action against the recently announced partnership between the footballing body and OUTsurance.
Parker: International break helped Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker has revealed that a conversation that football manager Bobby Motaung had with the squad over the international break has helped them regain their confidence, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Pitso praises Maboe, Mahlambi and Silva impacts
Pitso Mosimane hailed Mamelodi Sundowns’ display in the 1-0 win against Golden Arrows, while highlighting the impacts of new signings Lebogang Maboe, Phakamni Mahlambi and Toni Silva.
Khune: Defensive issues behind Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs captain Itumeleng Khune admitted that a ‘lack of concentration’ was to blame for their poor defensive showings at the start of the season, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Manyama: Turkey spell improved me
New Kaizer Chiefs star Lebogang Manyama believes his time in Turkey was a big learning curve after returning to South Africa after less than a year abroad, writes DEAN WORKMAN.