Beer or bad fans? Who’s to blame for the Carling Cup cancellation?
The news of the cancellation of the 2018 Carling Black Label Cup has ulterior motives written all over it, writes WADE PRETORIUS.
The secret to Sundowns’ success: Patrice’s billions and Pitso’s vision
Backed by the billions of Patrice Motsepe, Pitso Mosimane has transformed Mamelodi Sundowns into a dominant force in both South Africa and on the African continent, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Chiefs are in danger of being left behind
After a tumultuous couple of weeks for Kaizer Chiefs and with Orlando Pirates shaping up to be Mamelodi Sundowns’ biggest threat, are Chiefs in danger of being left behind? DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Why Pitso is the South African Mourinho
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane showed shades of Jose Mourinho on Wednesday night as his comments stole the headlines after his team failed to secure the league, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Komphela just a cog in a flawed machine
It took three trophyless seasons, two vandalised stadiums and one big blow to the Kaizer Chiefs brand to get rid of Steve Komphela, but was he too blame, or was he the fall guy? MARSHALL GOUTS explores…
Five candidates to potentially replace Komphela
DYLAN APPOLIS takes a look at five possible candidates who could replace Steve Komphela at the helm of Kaizer Chiefs.
Do Wits hold key to outcome of PSL title?
Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are front-runners for the Absa Premiership title, but defending champions Bidvest Wits can decide if the title goes to Chloorkop or Mayfair, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Sundowns to clinch the double
On the basis of experience, form guide and squad depth Mamelodi Sundowns are clear-cut favourites to clinch their eighth league title as well as the Nedbank Cup, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
What next for Phakamani Malambi?
Phakamani Mahlambi could be on his way back to the PSL, but much like his move to the land of the Pharaohs – it would prove a step in the wrong direction, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Bafana’s Ndlovu moves to Chinese outfit Hangzhou
Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu has completed his move to Chinese outfit Hangzhou Greentown from Azerbaijan Premier League side Qarabag.