Chiefs move into top eight after win over CT City
Kaizer Chiefs secured their second successive victory in the DStv Premiership following their 2-1 win over Cape Town City at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
Lakay signs permanent deal with CT City
Cape Town City have announced the permanent signing of former Bidvest Wits midfielder Fagrie Lakay. You may also like
CT City sign former Wits winger
Cape Town City have further bolstered their squad after official announcing the signing of former Bidvest Wits winger Fagrie Lakay. You may also like
SuperSport confirm swop deal with Wits
SuperSport United have announced the signing of Mxolisi Macuphu on loan from Bidvest Wits in a deal which sees Fagrie Lakay move the other way. You may also like
Lakay set to join Wits
SuperSport United midfielder Fagrie Lakay is set to join Absa Premiership rivals Bidvest Wits. You may also like
Chiefs off to winning start under Middendorp
Ernst Middendorp enjoyed a winning start as Kaizer Chiefs secured a 1-0 victory against SuperSport United courtesy of George Maluleka’s lone strike, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Lakay: CT City want to prove something
SuperSport United forward Fagrie Lakay spoke to SoccerClub about what it would mean to help his team defend their MTN8 title against Cape Town City, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
SuperSport thump Black Leopards
A brace by James Keene and further strikes by Evans Rusike and Aubrey Modiba saw SuperSport United claim a 4-0 victory against Black Leopards in their Absa Premiership tie, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Tembo: We were worried about Khama
SuperSport United coach Kaitano Tembo admits that his side was too focused on Khama Billiat in their 2-2 draw against Kaizer Chiefs in the first-leg of their MTN8 semi-final. You may also like
Lakay: First Pirates, now Chiefs
SuperSport United forward Fagrie Lakay revealed that his side ‘are ready to do anything’ to defend their MTN8 crown ahead of their semi-final first leg clash against Kaizer Chiefs, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
