PSL Matchday 16 Wrap: Cape Town City lose chance to overtake Kaizer Chiefs as Polokwane City and Galaxy share spoils

Golden Arrows denied Cape Town City maximum points and a position above Kaizer Chiefs after sharing the spoils at the Athlone Stadium.

Bongani Cele scored for the visitors in the 15th minute when Nduduzo Sibiya set him up for the finish.

However, Tshegofatso Nyama equalised in the 48th minute; neither team managed to get the second goal in the night.

Cape Town City are now sixth on the table with 21 points, one less than Amakhosi.

At Mbombela Stadium, the Rockets were held to a goalless draw by Rise and Shine.

The result means Polokwane City remain third with 29 points from 16 games while Galaxy are placed 10th on the table with 19 points after 15 outings.

The match between Magesi FC and Chippa United at the Seshego Stadium had to be halted due to a floodlight failure.

The match resumed on Wednesday at 12 pm in the 21st minute with the two teams locked at 1-1.

Goals from Craig Martin on 25 minutes and Seun Ndlovu on 37 minutes saw Chippa take a 1-3 lead into halftime.

Sinoxolo Kwayiba then scored his second of the match on 66 minutes to put the game to bed to lift the Chilli Boys to 11th and leave the Limpopo club rooted to the bottom of the table.

Richards Bay scored two late goals to defeat Marumo Gallants 2-1 at the King Zwelithini Stadium on Tuesday evening.

Sakela Sithole opened the scoring for Bahlabane Ba Ntwa in the 51st minute before Orlando Pirates-linked forward Yanela Mbuthuma received a red card in the 59th minute as the Natal Rich Boys were reduced to 10 players.

Just when it seemed that Gallants would emerge victorious, Justice Figuareido equalized in the 86th minute before Ntlonelo Bomelo scored a winner for the hosts just two minutes before the final whistle.

Despite the victory, the KwaZulu-Natal team remained in 14th place, while Bahlabane Ba Ntwa stayed in 13th position in the PSL table.