Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz has issued a rallying cry for unity at Naturena as the club continues to struggle for consistency on all fronts. Despite a worrying run of results that has left supporters frustrated, the Frenchman insists that a collective effort is the only way to return the Soweto giants to their former glory.
Red Arrows head coach Chisi Mbewe has admitted to a sense of frustration despite leading his side to a vital first-leg victory over South African giants Kaizer Chiefs. The Zambian outfit secured a slender advantage in their CAF Confederation Cup clash, but the manager believes the margin of victory should have been far greater.
The Soweto giants made the trip to Zambia for the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup second preliminary round, but returned home with a narrow defeat despite deploying a notably defence-heavy line up. Fernando Da Cruz’s tactical approach failed to deliver the desired result, leaving Amakhosi with work to do as they look to turn the tie around in the second leg on home soil.
Amakhosi are preparing for a pivotal moment in their continental journey as they face Zambian side Red Arrows in the CAF Confederation Cup. The Glamour Boys rising stars have expressed their readiness for the physical challenge that awaits them in Ndola.
GOAL brings you all the details as Amakhosi take on the Airmen at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola, Zambia. This second qualifying round first leg match is Chiefs first foray into continental competition this season after they were given a bye in the first round due to their CAF club ranking.
The Amakhosi mentor has shed light on the tactical motivation behind the defender's unexpected transition into the middle of the park. The French tactician believes the right-back's adaptability is a significant weapon for the Soweto giants as they navigate a challenging period of the season.
Amakhosi are shifting their focus to the continental stage as they prepare for a high-stakes trip to Zambia this weekend. Following a demanding domestic schedule, the Glamour Boys are determined to make a significant statement in the Confederation Cup.
The Glamour Boys are preparing for a pivotal moment in their season as they shift their focus from domestic struggles to continental competition. Head coach Fernando Da Cruz has opened up about the state of his squad as they prepare to face Zambian outfit Red Arrows.
Columnist Lerato Mkhondo says The Glamour Boys need to start acting like the giants they are even if they have to draw some inspiration from their Big Three rivals to give their supporters something to celebrate.
The brutal nature of the Betway Premiership has claimed another managerial casualty as Durban City FC have reportedly parted ways with Khalil Ben Youssef. The former Kaizer Chiefs man, who was only appointed to the role three months ago, has been relieved of his duties despite leading the club through a continental campaign.
The Glamour Boys find themselves under intense scrutiny once again as former head coach Sergio Dos Santos expressed his bewilderment over the club’s recent transfer market inactivity. The Soweto giants’ legend believes the current squad lacks the necessary depth to compete on multiple fronts, leaving them vulnerable in both domestic and continental competitions.
With the weekend's first round qualifying all wrapped up in both the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, the PSL's participants now know who they will be facing in the next knockout round after the international break.
Durban City FC secured their progression in the CAF Confederation Cup with a professional 2-1 victory over Rukinzo FC at the Intwari Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The result ensures Khalil Ben Youssef’s side advance to the next round of the competition with a 3-1 aggregate score line following their narrow first-leg advantage.
The Tunisian coach guided his side to an important continental victory, with City taking the upper hand after the visitors conceded an own goal. The result puts the KwaZulu-Natal team in a strong position to progress to the second preliminary round, with the side now looking to complete the job and seal their passage when they return to action next weekend.
The Brazilians tactician has identified squad depth and the ability to handle a congested fixture list due to continental competition as the defining factors in this season's Premier Soccer League title race. As the Tshwane giants battle for supremacy against the Buccaneers and a resurgent Amokhosi, the Portuguese coach believes the upcoming continental schedule will test the true mettle of the league's heavyweights.
Amakhosi's football manager has laid down a very clear mandate for their new head coach by revealing that the Frenchman has been tasked with delivering the league title and winning cups. He also hinted that Chiefs transfer business was not over and the club is still in the market for players that can help them achieve their goals.
The Soweto giants winger has delivered a stark reality check to the new arrival, explaining the psychological weight of representing South Africa's most supported club. The former Stellenbosch attacker faces a daunting task as he looks to establish himself in a squad undergoing a massive transformation under Fernando Da Cruz.
The were rumours in the media that Amakhosi were not quite done with Stellenbosch FC after landing Langelihle Phili and that proved to be the case on Thursday when it was announced that Faiz Abrahams had signed a season-long loan with an option to buy with the Naturena club.
South Africa's participating clubs discovered their opponents in the preliminary rounds of continental competition for the 2026-2027 season after the draw ceremony took place at the headquarters of the Confederation of African Football in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
The 45-year-old tactician has wasted no time in setting the bar high for his tenure, targeting a historic continental qualification for the Limpopo-based outfit. Following the departure of Mohafe, the returning mentor believes Rise and Shine are capable of disrupting the established order in the Premier Soccer League this season.
After weeks of speculation over a players-plus-cash deal being worked out between Stellenbosch and Amakhosi, the Soweto club have finally got their man. The 21-year-old joins as the club beefs up their squad ahead of chasing five trophies across domestic and continental competitions in the season ahead.
The Soweto giants have already added to their squad in the current transfer window, but Amakhosi legend believes the club cannot afford to stop there. The iconic midfielder insists the Glamour Boys must continue strengthening their squad if they are to match the quality and depth of South Africa's top sides.
The new Amakhosi tactician has issued a firm rebuttal to those questioning his suitability for the role following a significant period away from club management. The 53-year-old Frenchman is preparing to lead the Glamour Boys into a new era starting with their league opener against Kruger United on Saturday evening.
