Tembo facing forward selection headache
SuperSport United coach Kaitano Tembo admitted that he faces a selection headache up front for the MTN8 final against Cape Town City.
Five reasons why SS United will win the MTN8
In what is a repeat of last year’s MTN8 final, SuperSport United and Cape Town City will battle it out at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday and FourFourTwo SA writer DEAN WORKMAN explores five reasons why Matsatsantsa will reign supreme.
PSL is unpredictable, it suits me – Leeuwenburgh
Cape Town City goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh expressed how unpredictable the Absa Premiership is by saying: ‘One day they play like Barcelona and the other day they can play like a lower level team’.
Why CT City will win the MTN8 final
TFGSoccerClub writer DYLAN APPOLIS takes a look at factors that could play a part in Cape Town City lifting the MTN8 trophy ahead of the final at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday.
Solinas: Chiefs have 10 players plus Billiat
Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas has linked Khama Billiat’s influence at the club to that of Lionel Messi’s at Barcelona.
Sundowns nurtured Billiat for five years – Pitso
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane says he is impressed by how Kaizer Chiefs star Khama Billiat has matured as a footballer.
Bibo seeking to get back to his best
Former Orlando Pirates and SuperSport United midfielder Thandani Ntshumayelo looks to make a sensational return to top-flight football after serving a ban for the use of cocaine.
Keene grabs brace in SuperSport rout
A brace by James Keene and further strikes by Evans Rusike and Aubrey Modiba saw SuperSport United claim a 4-0 victory against Black Leopards in their Absa Premiership tie, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Khune: Chiefs tired of being called names
Kaizer Chiefs captain Itumeleng Khune believes that his side have adjusted to Giovanni Solinas’ philosophy after the coach’s late arrival and can challenge for the title.
Amakhosi faithful should stop booing us – Mphahlele
Kaizer Chiefs defender Ramahlwe Mphahlele has pleaded with the Amakhosi supporters to stick by them and not to boo the players when they make mistakes.