Mngqithi: It was a very big offside
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Manqoba Mngqithi felt Swallows FC’s late equalising goal should have been flagged for offside. You may also like
Hunt: The final ball let us down
Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt felt his side had the better opportunities during their goalless draw against Stellenbosch FC at Danie Craven Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
Stellies end Chiefs’ winning streak
Kaizer Chiefs’ winning run came to an end after playing out to a goalless draw with Stellenbosch FC at the Danie Craven Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
Hotto fires Pirates to clinical victory over Maritzburg
Orlando Pirates got back to winning ways on Saturday afternoon courtesy of a Deon Hotto strike in the first half, handing the Soweto giants a 1-0 win over Maritzburg United. You may also like
Mhango sidelined for up to two weeks
Orlando Pirates have confirmed that frontman Gabadinho Mhango will be ruled out for their DStv Premiership clash against Maritzburg United due to injury. You may also like
Mphahlele face late fitness test ahead of Stellies clash
Kaizer Chiefs have revealed that captain Ramahlwe Mphahlele will undergo a late fitness test ahead of their DStv Premiership clash against Stellenbosch FC on Saturday. You may also like
Mashiane: We must keep our feet on the ground
Kaizer Chiefs defender Happy Mashiane has urged his side to remain grounded, despite their recent fortunes in the DStv Premiership. You may also like
Sirino breaks silence on failed Al Ahly transfer
Mamelodi Sundowns forward Gaston Sirino has spoken out for the first time since his failed move to Al Ahly failed to materialise. You may also like
The points will come – Zinnbauer defends Pirates as slump continues
Orlando Pirates coach Josef Zinnbauer says that while his side currently aren’t playing their best football, he believes they will turn things around and the points will come after picking up just one win in their last five games. You may also like
Mosimane: Sirino was crying for chance to join Al Ahly
Former Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane says Gaston Sirino was desperate to move to Al Ahly, adding he believes the forward should have been able to secure his financial future with possibly his last contract. You may also like
