Security a high priority ahead of Downs, Barca clash

Mamelodi Sundowns president Patrice Motsepe has approved extra spending on security ahead of their match against La Liga Champions Barcelona.

We’re happy with the progress we’ve made – Mulenga

Orlando Pirates forward Augustine Mulenga says the club are happy with their progress they’ve made this campaign, despite not winning any silverware.

Former Sundowns winger denies Pirates move

Former Mamelodi Sundowns and current Golden Arrows winger Kudakwashe Mahachi has dismissed claims that he is set to join Soweto giants Orlando Pirates next season.

Ertugral encourages Chiefs fans to come out in numbers

Ajax Cape Town coach Muhsin Ertugral says he’s hoping the Kaizer Chiefs supporters will come in numbers for their final Absa Premiership clash at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.

Chiefs found guilty by PSL DC

Kaizer Chiefs have been found guilty on charges of misconduct during their Nedbank Cup semi-final fixture against Free State Stars on 21 April.

The PSL title was never at risk – Mosimane

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane insists the Absa Premiership title was never at risk, despite their heavy fixture list this season.

Barcelona are bringing their stars to South Africa

Mamelodi Sundowns president Patrice Motsepe confirmed that Barcelona will be bringing their first team to take on the Brazilians at the FNB Stadium on 16 May, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Tickets flying for Barca vs Sundowns

Mamelodi Sundowns confirmed today that they will do battle against La Liga Champions Barcelona on Wednesday 16 May at the FNB Stadium as a part of the Nelson Mandela Centenary Celebrations, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Pitso – ‘I never thought Percy would make it’

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed that he didn’t believe that star attacker Percy Tau would make it, but admits he has been proven wrong, writes DEAN WORKMAN.

Tau still looking to improve after breakthrough season

Mamelodi Sundowns striker Percy Tau believes that he can still improve after enjoying a breakthrough campaign, writes DEAN WORKMAN.