With both the title and relegation on the line on Saturday, Kaizer Chiefs boss Ernst Middendorp believes that whichever side shows the biggest fighting spirit will come out on top.
The 2019-20 PSL season will finally come to an end on Saturday afternoon. There have been massive disruptions and doubts caused by the coronavirus but, come Saturday afternoon, the champions will be crowned. Will it be Kaizer Chiefs or Mamelodi Sundowns? SoccerClub unpacks all the title permutations.
Kaizer Chiefs star Samir Nurkovic believes that it isn’t acceptable for a club the size of the Soweto giants to not win the league.
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane believes that Kaizer Chiefs deserve something for how hard they have fought for the title after not winning anything in the last five years, whereas his side’s season has been a success regardless of the outcome from the final game of the season.
Kaizer Chiefs face a number of fresh injury concerns ahead of their title decider against Baroka on the final day of the season with Kgotso Moleko, Erick Mathoho, Khama Billiat and Lebogang Manyama all a doubt.
Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp admits that points are the only thing that matters now as they head into their final Absa Premiership clash of the season against Baroka FC. (more…)
A goal from Khama Billiat put Kaizer Chiefs one step closer to securing the Absa Premiership title with a 1-0 victory over Chippa United at the Orlando Stadium on Wednesday evening, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. (more…)
Mamelodi Sundowns produced a clinical performance to run out 3-0 winners over Polokwane City, now heading into the final game of the season level on points with Kaizer Chiefs at the top of the Absa Premiership with only goal difference separating the challengers.
Kaizer Chiefs have been on top of the Absa Premiership log for over a year, but with two games to go the would-be champions are stuttering towards the finish line. With only goal difference separating them from challengers Mamelodi Sundowns, Ernst Middendorp’s charges can’t afford another slip up against Chippa United, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker says they will approach their last two Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches with ‘fire in our eyes’. (more…)