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Knockout Cup

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Fernando Da Cruz Inacio Miguel Kaizer Chiefs

Miguel defends Chiefs bust-up

The club's vice-captain has jumped to the defence of his team-mates following a heated on-field exchange between Renaldo Leaner and Reeve Frosler. The incident, which occurred in the wake of Amakhosi’s narrow CAF Confederation Cup defeat to Red Arrows, has sparked concerns among the fan base regarding squad unity.

Kaizer Chiefs fans

Leaner rallies fans ahead of CCC return

Amakhosi are facing a pivotal moment in their continental campaign as they prepare to host Red Arrows in the second leg of their secondary preliminary tie. After a disappointing result in Zambia, the pressure is on the Glamour Boys to deliver a performance that secures their passage to the lucrative group stages.

Kaizer Motaung Jr., Kaizer Chiefs

Motaung Jr’s leadership under scrutiny

Former Amakhosi winger Junior Khanye has delivered a scathing assessment of the club's current hierarchy, claiming that the sporting director is ill-equipped for his high-profile role. The outspoken pundit suggested that he lacks the necessary experience and temperament to guide the Soweto giants back to their former glory.

Gavin Hunt Stellenbosch

Hunt backs Stellebosch for Carling Cup glory

Stellies' head coach believes his side has what it takes to navigate the unpredictable waters of the Carling Knockout Cup. Despite a mixed run of form in the league, the veteran tactician is banking on the competition's unique history of producing surprise champions to fuel his team's ambitions.

Mbekezeli Mbokazi Chicago Fire 2026

Mbokazi dominates MLS 22 Under 22 rankings

South African sensation has officially been recognised as one of the premier young talents in North American football. The former Orlando Pirates centre-back has seen his stock skyrocket since moving to Major League Soccer, culminating in a prestigious ranking that underlines his growing international reputation.

Lazola Maku

Maku warned over Sundowns competition

Masandawana have officially bolstered their ranks with the addition of a South African youth international, who arrives at Chloorkop as a free agent. The highly rated teenager joins the Brazilians with a massive reputation, but club legends are already sounding a note of caution regarding his immediate prospects.

Kaizer Chiefs, TS Galaxy, April 2025

Galaxy coach targets Chiefs win to spark season

TS Galaxy are viewing their upcoming Carling Knockout Cup clash against Kaizer Chiefs as a potential turning point for their campaign. Despite a challenging start to the domestic season, the Rockets believe a statement victory over the Soweto giants is exactly what they need to find their rhythm.

Fernando Da Cruz Kaizer Chiefs

Niemach: Chiefs must sack Da Cruz

Former Amakhosi striker Kenny Niemach has sensationally called for the immediate dismissal of head coach Fernando Da Cruz. The Amakhosi legend believes the current technical leadership is failing to meet the high standards expected at Naturena after a series of underwhelming results.

Fernando Da Cruz Kaizer Chiefs

Da Cruz 'has to bring the glory days back' - Bobby Motaung

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.

VAR

Don't spend R82 million on PSL VAR says The Hanging Judge - 'Soccer politicians should stay out of it'

Former PSL and FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney has delivered a scathing assessment of the proposed R82 million introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. The veteran official, famously known as "The Hanging Judge," believes the multi-million rand investment is unnecessary and that the true solution to officiating woes lies in structural independence rather than expensive gadgetry.