‘Wits squad still too thin’
Despite signing 11 new players so far, Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt still feels his squad is ‘thin’ and could need another reinforcement.
Gordinho set for Chiefs return, could face Celtic
Kaizer Chiefs could welcome defender Lorenzo Gordinho back into the squad ahead of their MTN8 semi-final clash against SuperSport United following his loan stint with Steve Komphela’s Bloemfontein Celtic.
Zakri finally joins Maritzburg from Sundowns
Maritzburg United have announced the signing of striker Yannick Zakri from Mamelodi Sundowns on a two-year deal.
Five players to watch in the MTN8 semis
Ahead of the MTN8 semi-finals at the weekend, DYLAN APPOLIS has profiled five players who could potentially play a commanding role in helping their teams reach the final.
Chiefs will strike the right chord – Solinas
Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas is confident his side will prevail against SuperSport United in their MTN8 semi-final encounter on Sunday.
Nodada: It’s a challenge to play with Modise
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada revealed to FourFourTwoSA that playing with Teko Modise has forced him to raise his game, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Ntiya-Ntiya aims to emulate Chiefs legend Masilela
Kaizer Chiefs youngster Siphosakhe Ntiya-Ntiya takes inspiration and advice from Amakhosi legends in his first year at the club.
McCarthy laments CT City’s lack of composure
Benni McCarthy says he is frustrated by Cape Town City’s lack of composure in key elements in their game after dropping points against Golden Arrows over the weekend, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Billiat, Tau are my toughest opponents – Fielies
Cape Town City star Taariq Fielies has established himself as a no-nonsense defender, but admits that former Mamelodi Sundowns duo Khama Billiat and Percy Tau rank as the toughest opponents he’s faced in the PSL.
Five talking points from Celtic’s win over Pirates
Steve Komphela continued his perfect start at Bloemfontein Celtic, while the ‘delicious food’ that Orlando Pirates coach Milutin Sredojevic promised seems to still be in the oven, writes DEAN WORKMAN.