Mkhwanazi aiming to finish on a high
Bidvest Wits defender Buhle Mkhwanazi is determined to finish the 2019-20 season on a high as they are within a chance of claiming the Absa Premiership title and Nedbank Cup trophy. You may also like
#Rewind: Sundowns put 24 past Powerlines FC in Nedbank Cup
#Rewind back to when Mamelodi Sundowns made history with the 24-0 thrashing of Powerlines FC in a Nedbank Cup last-32 match in 2012. You may also like
Hunt reveals his fears as two players contract the flu
Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt has expressed his concern after two of his players contracted flu, saying the coronavirus is coming closer to the PSL. You may also like
Madisha shifts focus to Pirates clash
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Sundowns face Wits in Nedbank Cup semis
Mamelodi Sundowns will renew their rivalry with Bidvest Wits when the two sides square off in the Nedbank Cup semi-finals, after the draw was conducted on Sunday. You may also like
Pitso: We should not go to extra time
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Nedbank Cup dates, venues and KO times confirmed
The Premier Soccer League has confirmed all the dates, venues and kick- off times for the upcoming quarter-final stage of the Nedbank Cup. You may also like
Sundowns draw Highlands in Nedbank Cup quarters
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VUT goalkeeper: I can do better than Khune at Chiefs
Vaal University of Technology goalkeeper Obakeng Naane dreams of playing for Kaizer Chiefs, believing he can replace Itumeleng Khune at Amakhosi. You may also like
