Seth Willis

The ex-Glamour Boys player was arrested on October 9, 2025, in possession of an illegal substance by the Zimbabwe Police. The 35-year-old former Warriors international has been in custody since then as the authorities were putting together enough evidence to prove him guilty of the aforementioned offense.

Earlier in the 2025/26 season, the Premier Soccer League had four teams competing on the continent. Orlando Pirates were the only team that failed to make the group stage as they were undone by St Eloi Lupopo. Amakhosi were eliminated from the CAF Confederation Cup's pool phase alongside Stellenbosch. Currently, it is only Mamelodi Sundowns who are in the CAF Champions League quarter-final as the only Mzansi representative.

The competition between the two top custodians in the country has been stiff, with both hoping to make the Bafana Bafana squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup squad to be co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada. Interestingly, the duo has been crucial as the Sea Robbers and the Glamour Boys aim at dethroning Mamelodi Sundowns in the PSL.

The Brazilians are chasing the Premier Soccer League crown as well as the CAF Champions League after the recent loss to TS Galaxy in the Nedbank Cup's Round of 16. Fringe players were given a chance to prove their worth but ended up struggling against the Rockets to crash out of the annual domestic competition.

The Glamour Boys lost their second game in a row across all competitions on Tuesday when they fell to Gavin Hunt's Maroons. It was an unwelcome result in the club's bid to win the Premier Soccer League in the ongoing campaign. Amakhosi are now at risk of ending the 2025/26 season without silverware despite the promising start to the term.

The Sea Robbers joined giants Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs out of the competition after falling to minnows on Saturday. The second-tier outfit were inspired by their custodian, who was confident throughout the game, ensuring his defense didn't leak. The 25-year-old has explained his heroics against the Soweto giants.

The combative Bafana Bafana midfielder has been missing crucial games for the Sea Robbers. Despite the technical team stating that he was injured, a section of the club's supporters is not convinced of the reason. They feel Abdeslam Ouaddou has a few players he favours, while others have been pushed out into the cold.

For the last couple of seasons, the Soweto giants have been struggling to get it right in the final third, explaining the three strikers that were brought on board in the off-season transfer window. Despite strengthening the attacking department, the Glamour Boys have been missing big chances that could have made the team more dangerous.

The Glamour Boys will be in action at the FNB Stadium on Tuesday night, hoping for a win to set the mood for the Soweto derby on Saturday. However, it seems the target has now been revised by the management and technical team, something which might not go well with the supporters. Nevertheless, two players might make their debut against Stellies.

The Brazilians' dream to win a treble was ended on Saturday as TS Galaxy knocked them out of the Nedbank Cup in the Round of 16. They are now chasing the CAF Champions League and the Premier Soccer League, hoping to go all the way and deliver. However, they must show their ambition by beating Usuthu on Tuesday.

The Brazilians were shocked by the Rockets in their Nedbank Cup Round of 16 after falling 2-0. They now need to bounce back against Arthur Zwane's Usuthu in the Premier Soccer League fixture to be staged at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Tuesday. A win will send them to the top of the table after their latest victory over Orlando Pirates.

The two Premier Soccer League rivals are set for another interesting meeting in the South African footballing scene. The recent meeting ended with the Glamour Boys getting eliminated from the Nedbank Cup Round of 32 at the DHL Stadium. The former Amakhosi tactician shares the latest on his team ahead of the forthcoming fixture.

The competition at the Sea Robbers is stiff as players continue to push for regular playing time, especially in the Premier Soccer League (PSL). After getting knocked out of the Nedbank Cup by minnows Casric Stars in the Round of 16, the Soweto giants will now solely focus on the South African top tier.

The Premier Soccer League takes a break this weekend as clubs chase a slot in the last eight of the annual domestic competition. After holders Amakhosi were knocked out by the Cape Winelands side, it is interesting to see who takes over. Top dogs Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns have also both been eliminated.

The Sea Robbers have been creating chances in matches but struggled to take them despite having experienced players at their disposal. Questions have been asked about the ability of the club realising their ambition of winning all the available domestic trophies. So far, they have secured the MTN8 and the Carling Knockout.

The Brazilians had hoped to continue with their recent run both in the CAF Champions League, where they made the quarter-final stage, as well as the Premier Soccer League after beating Orlando Pirates to reduce the gap to three points. However, they were humbled by the Rockets, who are now dreaming big following their triumph.

The Brazilians had no answers as the Rockets outplayed them in the domestic Cup tournament played at the Solomon Mahlangu Stadium. The technical team rotated the team, but the plan didn't work as Masandawana now joined the Glamour Boys in the cold, paving the way for the Sea Robbers to go all the way and reclaim the crown.

The 20-year-old made a surprising exit to the Major Soccer League after making his name in South Africa while turning out for the Sea Robbers. There was reported interest from Europe, where some top teams were linked with the Bafana Bafana international. However, the centre-back and his representatives opted to go to the United States.