SAFA submit request to restart amateur football in level 2
SAFA has announced that the organisation has submitted a request to the South African government to restart amateur football under lockdown level 2. You may also like
Two positive Covid-19 tests ahead of Proteas camp
Two players have tested positive for Covid-19 and had to be withdrawn from the Proteas group that departed for a ‘culture camp’ in the Kruger National Park on Tuesday. You may also like
Five talking points: Pirates-Sundowns restart draw
PSL action resumed on Tuesday evening with a mega clash between Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates. With both teams struggling to find a cutting edge as the game finished goalless, SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN highlights five talking points. You may also like
Arsenal propose 55 job cuts due to ‘significant’ Covid-19 financial struggles
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Tshabalala wants to retire at Chiefs – Agent
Siphiwe Tshabalala’s agent, Jazzman Mahlakgane, says the winger would like to retire at Kaizer Chiefs and he won’t play for any other side in the Premier Soccer League. You may also like
Mosimane: We have become creative to combat Covid-19 protocols
From tactical video sessions on balconies to limited training groups, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed some of the methods his team has employed to comply with Covid-19 protocols. You may also like
Safa asks police to get tough on amateurs breaking regulations
The South African Football Association (Safa) has called on law enforcement in the country to act against any amateur footballers found playing social football during level 3 of the lockdown. You may also like
Liverpool ‘disappointed’ in fans’ Premier League title celebrations outside Anfield
Liverpool has condemned fans who ignored calls from the club to celebrate their Premier League title win at home. You may also like
Mosimane bemoans training injuries as restart looms
With the resumption of the PSL looming, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane admits that his squad has been hit with several injuries as they struggle with the physical demands after the restart was pushed back to August. You may also like
Baroka coach confirms four players tested positive for Covid-19
Baroka FC coach Dylan Kerr has confirmed that four of his players have tested positive for Covid-19. You may also like
