Mosimane: We would’ve loved to have Modiba
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane can’t explain why the move for Aubrey Modiba fell through, but admits he would have loved to have signed the winger. You may also like
Watch: SSU CEO Matthews rules out any sales including Modiba
Watch as SuperSport United CEO Stan Matthews gives an update on transfers, insisting that Aubrey Modiba won’t be sold while he also reacts to Ronwen Williams record 300 appearances for the club. You may also like
Watch: SuperSport camp talk ahead of Sundowns clash
Watch as SuperSport United coach Kaitano Tembo and players Dean Furman, Bongani Khumalo and Clayton Daniels speak to the media in the lead-up to the clash with Mamelodi Sundowns in the Absa Premiership. You may also like
PSL Wrap: Chiefs produce comeback, Pirates suffer late collapse
Kaizer Chiefs came from behind three times to beat Bloemfontein Celtic 5-3 and maintain their 10-point lead at the summit of the league, while Orlando Pirates dropped more points after conceding two goals in the last 10 minutes against Baroka. You may also like
Cash in or miss out – SuperSport face big decision on Modiba
SuperSport United face a big decision on winger Aubrey Modiba in the January transfer window with the Bafana Bafana international out of contract at season’s end and unlikely to sign a new deal. You may also like
Furman set to leave SuperSport, SA at the end of the season
SuperSport United captain Dean Furman has revealed that he is targeting a return to the United Kingdom at the end of his contract in June, despite reported interest from Mamelodi Sundowns. You may also like
Grobler’s agent discusses big three’s interest in striker
SuperSport United striker Bradley Grobler will have every team interested in his services if he continues his rich vein of form, according to the forwards agent. You may also like
Four talking points ahead of the MTN8 final
Kaitano Tembo has the chance to add to SuperSport United’s rich cup history with his first trophy as coach when they face Owen Da Gama’s Highlands Park, who will be looking to make history of their own in the MTN8 final on Saturday. SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN highlights four talking points ahead of the clash. You may also like
Da Gama: We are the underdogs
Highlands Park coach Owen Da Gama wants to take the pressure off his players by insisting they have already made history just by making the MTN8 final. You may also like
Furman ready for a fight against Highlands in MTN8 final
SuperSport United captain Dean Furman is wary of the threat posed by MTN8 final opponents Highlands Park, saying the Lions of the North are rightfully in the final. You may also like
