Watch: Roger de Sa praises Mo Salah ahead of Senegal clash
Watch as Egypt assistant coach Roger de Sa praised Mohamed Salah ahead of their crucial Fifa World Cup qualifier first leg clash against Senegal on Friday evening.
Throwback: Bafana won 1996 Afcon on home soil
It’s Throwback Thursday to when Bafana Bafana won the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations on home soil after beating Tunisia 2-0 in the final under the guidance of then coach Clive Barker. You may also like
Dikwena playing for pride – Koapeng
Platinum Stars striker Letsie Koapeng says that Dikwena will be playing for their pride in their last match of the season. You may also like
De Sa remains upbeat despite relegation
Despite being relegated following a devastating 2-1 loss to AmaZulu on Wednesday night, Platinum Stars coach Roger De Sa has urged his men to pick themselves up and continue fighting. You may also like
Chiefs edge Dikwena
Hendrick Ekstein netted the only goal of the game as Kaizer Chiefs narrowly defeated Platinum Stars 1-0 in an Absa Premiership encounter at the FNB Stadium, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Dikwena introduce bonus incentives
In a bid to remain in the Absa Premiership, Platinum Stars have introduced a R10,000-win bonus for their players in the remaining league games. You may also like
Mosimane, De Sa to face backlash over referee comments
The Premier Soccer League confirmed in a statement that Roger De Sa and Pitso Mosimane have been formally contacted over comments made about referees. You may also like
Dikwena confirm club sale
Absa Premiership outfit Platinum Stars have confirmed the sale of the club with immediate effect. You may also like
Pirates winger joins Dikwena on loan
Orlando Pirates winger Riyaad Norodien has joined Platinum Stars in a loan deal which will see him remain with Dikwena until the end of the season. You may also like
Pirates ease past Dikwena
Justin Shonga opened his account for Orlando Pirates and Thembinkosi Lorch added another to secure a 2-0 win against relegation-threatened Platinum Stars on Saturday afternoon, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
