Malcolm Jacobs: A Long Time Coming
Malcolm Jacobs has finally found his mojo at Richards Bay FC, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
PSL: Eerie Silence
The government has done their part, now it’s up to the PSL to get fans back in the stands, writes NKARENG MATSHE.
Mokwena questions Ncikazi comments about ‘sensitive’ Pirates players
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Rulani Mokwena has admitted that Mandla Ncikazi’s recent comments could have a negative on the sensitive player at the club.
Dolly: Chiefs not very far off challenging Sundowns
Kaizer Chiefs star Keagan Dolly believes that the club are not very far off providing a challenge to Mamelodi Sundowns as he highlighted an aspect of their game which he believes they need to improve on.
Marumo Gallants ban lifted by Fifa
Marumo Gallants have confirmed that world football governing body Fifa has officially lifted their ban on registering new players.
Mngqithi: Shalulile just wants to play football
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Manqoba Mngqithi has praised Namibian striker Peter Shalulile’s work rate and contribution to the Brazilians’ success so far this season.
Zwane: We will be deadly going forward
Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Arthur Zwane says his side will be “deadly” in attack when they take on Mamelodi Sundowns in their next DStv Premiership clash at the FNB Stadium on Sunday.
Shalulile set to swoop PSL Golden Boot award
With the DStv Premiership campaign reaching its conclusion. SASoccerMag takes a look at how the top goal scoring charts are shaping up ahead of the next round of fixtures.
Shalulile headlines PSL’s 20-goal club members
Peter Shalulile is edging closer to breaking Collins Mbesuma’s record for the most goals in a single season. SASoccerMag looks back at every player who has breached the 20-goal mark in South African football.
Chiefs, Man Utd share same ‘WhatsApp group’
The similarities in the struggles of Manchester United and Kaizer Chiefs are clear with off-field mismanagement and poor signings resulting in teams whose on-field performances have left their supporters disillusioned as their auras fade, writes SASoccerMag’s DEAN WORKMAN.