PSL DC finds Sirino, Sundowns guilty
The Premier Soccer League have found Mamelodi Sundowns and Gaston Sirino guilty of assaulting SuperSport United duo Clayton Daniels and Dean Furman. You may also like
Sorry, Benni, football waits for no man
Rewind a year. Benni McCarthy had just lifted his first piece of silverware as a manager with Cape Town City, becoming the toast of South African football. Now, however, after a torrid run of results he finds himself jobless, proving that football waits for no man, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
Williams: Bafana are high on confidence
Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Ronwen Williams hopes his recent triumph with SuperSport United will rub off on the national team. You may also like
Tembo deserves his moment of glory
SuperSport United coach Kaitano Tembo tasted the fruits of years of hard work when he hoisted aloft the MTN8 trophy on Saturday evening. It was a landmark moment for the coach and those who aspire to follow in his footsteps, writes DEAN WORKMAN. You may also like
Gabuza kept his son’s death a secret to win MTN8 title
SuperSport United striker Thamsanqa Gabuza has earned high praise from coach Kaitano Tembo after he kept his son’s death a secret to win the MTN8 trophy. You may also like
Tembo: SuperSport deserved to win the final
SuperSport United coach Kaitano Tembo believes that his side deserved to win the MTN8 trophy following their performance against Highlands Park. You may also like
Da Gama: We should’ve wrapped up the game
Highlands Park coach Owen da Gama felt his side had enough chances to wrap up the game and win the MTN8 trophy. You may also like
SuperSport crowned 2019 MTN8 champions
SuperSport United were crowned MTN8 champions after claiming a 1-0 victory over Highlands Park at the Orlando Stadium on Saturday, reports DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Four talking points ahead of the MTN8 final
Kaitano Tembo has the chance to add to SuperSport United’s rich cup history with his first trophy as coach when they face Owen Da Gama’s Highlands Park, who will be looking to make history of their own in the MTN8 final on Saturday. SoccerClub writer DEAN WORKMAN highlights four talking points ahead of the clash. You may also like
Da Gama: We are the underdogs
Highlands Park coach Owen Da Gama wants to take the pressure off his players by insisting they have already made history just by making the MTN8 final. You may also like
