It will be a case of make or break in the SA Cup this weekend, with a number of pivotal matches for several teams striving to keep alive their dreams of reaching the final.
Golden Arrows goalkeeper Ismail Watenga says depriving Mamelodi Sundowns space was key to his side earning a point against the DStv Premiership champions.
Chippa United co-coach Thabo September admits his side could not "maintain that level of intensity" throughout the game against Orlando Pirates.
Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro admits it was not their best performance, but it was good enough for them to walk away with all three points.
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Rulani Mokwena was happy with his team's performance but felt his side were "too wasteful" in front of goal.
Ismail Watenga played a starring role as Golden Arrows held champions Mamelodi Sundowns to a goalless draw at the Mpumalanga Stadium in Hammarsdale.
The three South African teams still in with a chance of reaching the Vodacom United Rugby Championship playoffs will all have one objective – winning – in mind when they take the field in the third-last pool round this weekend.
Springbok Women head coach Louis Koen praised his squad for transferring the work they’ve done on the training field to match day in their big victory over Kenya in Madagascar on Wednesday, something they have not always mastered in the past.
TS Galaxy head coach Sead Ramovic says his side showed their fighting spirit to come from behind and secure a point against Kaizer Chiefs.
Kaizer Chiefs coach Cavin Johnson believes his side played better football with 10-men in the draw against TS Galaxy on Tuesday evening.