Following their decision to withdraw their bid to stop the new Absa Premiership season, Ajax Cape Town have accepted their relegation to the National First Division after fielding an ineligible player.
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The Premier Soccer League have released the fixtures for the 2018-19 MTN8 quarter-finals, amid the on-going debacle involving Ajax Cape Town. (more…)
There remains to be no clear way forward in resolving the Tendai Ndoro case, with the PSL being granted leave to appeal the eligibility of the former Ajax Cape Town striker. (more…)
Mamelodi Sundowns defender Rivaldo Coetzee is happy to be back in training at the club since making the switch from Ajax Cape Town.
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Ajax Cape Town CEO Ari Efstathiou admits that the drawn-out nature of the Tendai Ndoro saga has left the club in limbo and has seriously impacted their preparations for next season.
Ajax Cape Town’s CEO, Ari Efstathiou has confirmed that the club will be interdicting the start of the 2018/19 Premier Soccer League campaign.
The chairman of the Premier Soccer League Irvin Khoza has revealed that the league will start as scheduled on 4 August despite the uncertainties surrounding Ajax Cape Town, after the Tendai Ndoro saga.
Ajax Cape Town are believed to be in talks to buy Bloemfontein Celtic’s Absa Premiership status if their bid to retain their own PSL status fails.