Gould: Form counts for nothing
SuperSport United defender Morgan Gould believes that whoever keeps their nerve and wants it more will win the MTN8 saying that ‘form counts for nothing’, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Tembo: CT City have changed since last MTN8 final
SuperSport United head coach Kaitano Tembo believes that Cape Town City have improved since last season’s MTN8 final, saying Benni McCarthy has done a ‘wonderful’ job, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Grobler: SuperSport happy to be favourites
SuperSport United striker Bradley Grobler believes that their MTN8 final ‘favourites’ tag shows that the team is doing well, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
We want Rantie at his best – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy insists that striker Tokelo Rantie could be available for their MTN8 final against SuperSport United on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
I want to win it for the players – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy admits that his side does not want to be known as the team that reaches finals without lifting the trophy, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
City not focused on individuals for MTN8 final – Fielies
Cape Town City defender Taariq Fielies has highlighted the threat of SuperSport United striker Bradley Grobler, but insists that they won’t focus on individuals in the MTN8 final.
We bringing the MTN8 back to CPT – Patosi
Cape Town City winger Ayanda Patosi is confident that his side can beat SuperSport United and bring the MTN8 trophy back to Cape Town, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
It’s about CT City, not SSU – Edmilson Dove
Cape Town City left-back Edmilson Dove believes the team with the most determination will walk away with the covenant MTN8 trophy on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
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.