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The Glamour Boys hosted Babina Noko at FNB Stadium in a midweek clash, seeking redemption after crashing out of the MTN8 quarter-final at the hands of Golden Arrows this past weekend. The Soweto giants brushed off their cup disappointment, collecting maximum points thanks to a strike from former Cape Town Spurs starlet and Mduduzi Shabalala to send them top of the early PSL table.
It was raining goals at Seshego Stadium as Rise and Shine went toe-to-toe with Stellies in an entertaining encounter that ended in a 3-3 draw. The Chilli Boys also played out a draw with the Natal Rich Boys, while Gallants and Kruger United settled for a goalless stalemate. Meanwhile, in the KwaZulu-Natal derby, Durban City and Arrows drew 0-0 while newly promoted Milford got their first ever top flight points against Siwelele.
The Rockets tactician has expressed immense pride in his players despite suffering a heart-breaking last-gasp defeat at the hands of the Brazilians. The home side appeared to be on course for a positive result at the Mbombela Stadium before late goals from the Pretoria giants turned the tie around.
Former Amakhosi star has delivered a stern set of instructions to the new defender as the Bafana Bafana international begins his journey at Naturena. The 27-year-old arrived with a big reputation but has found himself on the fringes during the opening weeks of the 2026/27 campaign.
The Glamour Boys' head coach has refused to let a premature exit from the MTN8 dampen the spirits at Naturena. Despite a frustrating afternoon at FNB Stadium, the French tactician remains convinced that his side is on the right path toward restoring the club's former glory.
Former Orlando Pirates right-back has issued a defiant rallying cry to the Amakhosi faithful, insisting that the squad is ready to bounce back immediately after their shock exit from the MTN8. The defender believes the recent cup heartbreak has served as a necessary wake-up call for the Naturena giants as they transition back to league responsibilities.
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