‘Erasmus worked hard to get back into the fold’
Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter has given his insight as to why Cape Town City striker Kermit Erasmus was not included in his previous squads, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Benni: We’ll never be able to replace Modise
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy feels that South Africa will never be able to replace the talented Teko Modise in modern football, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Modise’s heartfelt words after retiring
Former Bafana Bafana international Teko Modise shared his heartfelt words upon announcing his retirement from professional football, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Mkhize named as CT City’s best player
Cape Town City captain Thamsanqa Mkhize was named both the club’s Player of the Year and Player’s Player of the Year at their annual awards evening on Monday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
PSL Awards nominees announced in Durban
Mamelodi Sundowns duo Hlompho Kekana and Themba Zwane will be up against Orlando Pirates’ Thembinkosi Lorch for the ultimate prize of 2018-19 PSL Footballer of the Season on Sunday night. 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
Dr Jordaan on Teko Modise’s retirement
South African Football Association (Safa) president Danny Jordaan shared his thoughts on veteran midfielder Teko Modise announcing his retirement from professional football. You may also like
Teko Modise calls time on his career
Cape Town City have confirmed that veteran midfielder Teko Modise will retire from professional football when the current season comes to an end this weekend. This means that Modise will play his final match of his career when the Citizens travel to Thohoyandou, where they take on Black Leopards on Saturday afternoon. The 36-year-old is one of the most accomplished… Read more →
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
Motshwari: We let ourselves down
Orlando Pirates midfielder Ben Motshwari believes that his side let themselves down after conceding a late goal during their 2-2 draw against Cape Town City at Athlone Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
