Kaizer Chiefs appeal to PSL for postponement of matches
Kaizer Chiefs have asked the Premier Soccer League to consider postponing all their games in December following an outbreak of the Covid-19 at the Naturena.
Pirates held by Baroka as Buccaneers shoot blanks again
Orlando Pirates picked up their seventh draw in 13 league games after the Sea Robbers were held to a goalless stalemate by Baroka at the Orlando Stadium on Thursday night.
Sundowns add Herbalife Nutrition to growing list of sponsors
Mamelodi Sundowns announced on Thursday that the club has added Herbalife Nutrition to it’s ever growing arsenal of club sponsors.
Kerr in “awe” after becoming new Swallows boss
Newly-appointed Swallows FC head coach Dylan Kerr says he joined the club because of their ambitious owners and is hoping to get them playing like in the ‘early days’.
LIST: Longest serving players in PSL
SASoccerMag takes a look at the longest-serving players still playing for their respective clubs in the DStv Premiership this season.
Mokwena: Big teams take pressure, mistakes and achieve success together
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Rulani Mokwena insists they work as a cohesive unit by taking the pressure, make and achieve success together as a team instead of singling out individuals.
Baxter’s squad gives him a good selection problem
Kaizer Chiefs coach Stuart Baxter admits his bench players are stepping up their game and giving him a “good problem” when it comes to team selection ahead of their next DStv Premiership clash with Cape Town City.
Billiat: We keep getting stronger and stronger
Kaizer Chiefs attacker Khama Billiat has urged his side to remain humble and focused on “getting the basics right” to ensure they maintain their current momentum in the DStv Premiership.
Swallows FC appoint Dylan Kerr as head coach
Swallows FC have officially confirmed the appointment of former Baroka and Black Leopards coach Dylan Kerr as their new head coach.
We’re on the level of Sundowns but have more support than them – Pirates coach Ncikazi
Orlando Pirates co-coach Mandla Ncikazi has insisted that the Buccaneers are just as big as Mamelodi Sundowns but have more support than the Brazilians, adding that the team has been set back buy injuries and changes in leadership.