Vukusic replaces Johnson at AmaZulu
AmaZulu have officially appointed former Polokwane City manager Jozef Vukusic as their new head coach on a three-year contract. You may also like
AmaZulu sack Cavin Johnson
Cavin Johnson became the second coach casualty in the Absa Premiership on Monday after AmaZulu announced the coach’s departure on Monday afternoon. You may also like
Nyongo screamer guides AmaZulu past CT City
A Tapelo Nyongo screamer fired AmaZulu to a 1-0 win over Cape Town City in their Absa Premiership encounter at the King Zwelinthini Stadium on Saturday evening. You may also like
Khenyeza returns to AmaZulu following retirement
AmaZulu have confirmed the return of former striker Mabhuti Khenyeza as a second assistant to head coach Cavin Johnson following his departure from the club a month ago. You may also like
AmaZulu insist Sundowns target Tade not for sale
AmaZulu general manager Lunga Sokhela has made it clear that the KZN outfit are not interested in selling Argentinian forward Emiliano Tade. You may also like
Chiefs edge AmaZulu in five-goal thriller
Kaizer Chiefs got back to winning ways with a 3-2 victory over AmaZulu in their Absa Premiership encounter on Wednesday night at the King Zwelithini Stadium. You may also like
AmaZulu duo wins monthly PSL award
The Premier Soccer League confirmed that AmaZulu coach Cavin Johnson and striker Emiliano Tade have been named Absa Premiership Coach and Player of the Month for November/December. You may also like
5 things learned as Pirates beat AmaZulu in TKO
Orlando Pirates took a step closer to ending their four-year trophy drought as they secured progression to the semi-finals of the Telkom Knockout. SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN picks out fives things we learned from the 3-1 win over AmaZulu. You may also like
TKO Preview: AmaZulu vs Pirates
Orlando Pirates will look to extend their good run of form when they face AmaZulu in the Telkom Knockout quarter-finals on Saturday evening at the Moses Mabhida Stadium. You may also like
Watch: AmaZulu vs CT City
Cape Town City failed to join the likes of Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates in the Telkom Knockout quarter-finals after succumbing to a 2-0 loss to AmaZulu. You may also like
