Defending MTN8 champs CT City knocked out
Defending MTN8 champions Cape Town City have been knocked out at the quarter-finals stage after a 2-0 defeat by Polokwane City at Newlands on Saturday afternoon. You may also like
Makola opens up on CT City move
Cape Town City new signing Mpho Makola thinks his new club is heading in the right direction and that they want to go far this season. You may also like
McCarthy targeting league honours with CT City
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy has set his sights on winning the Absa Premiership this season after learning his trade over the past two seasons. You may also like
Patosi leaves CT City for UAE on season-long loan
Cape Town City have confirmed that midfielder Ayanda Patosi has left the club on a season-long loan to join UAE Pro-League outfit Baniyas Club. You may also like
CT City announce Mobara signing
Cape Town City have announced the signing of Abbubaker Mobara from Orlando Pirates. You may also like
Comitis confirms interest in Pirates star Mobara
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has admitted that the club is interested in Orlando Pirates utility player Abbubaker Mobara but revealed that they are yet to agree on a deal. You may also like
Comitis: Benni wants to win the league with CT City
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has been prompted to squash speculation about Benni McCarthy joining Kaizer Chiefs, by revealing that McCarthy won’t want to leave the club before winning the Absa Premiership title. You may also like
PSL Team of the Season
Gaston Sirino, Hlompho Kekana, Thembinkhosi Lorch and Mwape Musonda are just some of the stars who have made SoccerClub’s PSL Team of the Season, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
PSL wrap: Pirates suffer potential title blow
Orlando Pirates suffered a potential hammer blow in their bid to win the Absa Premiership as they conceded a late equaliser to draw 2-2 with Cape Town City. This has handed the initiative to their title rivals Mamelodi Sundowns. You may also like
PSL charge Bloem Celtic after fan violence
The Premier Soccer League has charged Bloemfontein Celtic for bringing the league into disrepute following the fan violence that forced the postponement of the clash against Cape Town City. You may also like
