PSL Round 20 Wrap: Kaizer Chiefs legend Arthur Zwane outsmarts his former coach Muhsin Ertugral as AmaZulu sweep aside Cape Town City

AmaZulu beat poor Cape Town City 2-0 at the King Zwelithini Stadium on Sunday afternoon to move up to fifth place in the PSL standings. 

Elmo Kambindu and Nkosikhona Radebe scored in the 22nd minute and 62nd minute, respectively, to earn Usuthu maximum points at home. 

Kaizer Chiefs legend Arthur was up against his former mentor at Amakhosi Muhsin Ertugral. The result in KZN saw the Citizens remain 10th in the league table. 

Richards Bay and Chippa United drew 0-0 at the King Zwelithini Stadium on Saturday evening, with Nigeria's Stanley Nwabali being named Man of the Match.

The result in KwaZulu-Natal saw the Natal Rich Boys stay in 14th place in the PSL standings, whereas the Chilli Boys could not move from ninth position in the table.

Keagan Dolly and Puso Dithejane were on target to fire TS Galaxy to a 2-0 victory over Golden Arrows at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday.

Dolly scored 13 minutes into the contest, while Dithejane killed the game as a contest with his goal deep into injury time.

Despite collecting maximum points, TS Galaxy are placed sixth on the table and Arrows occupy the 11th spot.

Mcedi Vandala scored from the penalty spot with 17 minutes remaining as Magesi FC beat SuperSport 1-0 at Seshesgo Stadium on Saturday.

The result eased Magesi's relegation woes as they climbed up the ladder to position 14 while Matsatsantsa remain 12th.

Stellenbosch hosted Polokwane City on Friday night at the Danie Craven Stadium, with both teams desperate for maximum points to boost their chances of securing a place in next season's Caf Inter-club competition.

Bonginkosi Dlamini connected Mokibelo Ramabu's cross in the 51st minute to give the visitors the advantage.

However, Ashley Cupido nodded in Devon Titus' assist in the stoppage time to give his team a point.

It was former Kaizer Chiefs transfer target Cupido's fourth goal in his last four matches.

Stellies are sixth with 28 points, three points less than fourth-placed Polokwane.