PSL Wrap: Chippa United do Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs a favour as Orlando Pirates' Monnapule Saleng helps end Orbit College's winless run

Struggling Chippa United managed to grab a point from high-flying Sekhukhune after a 1-1 draw at Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Boy Madingwane scored for Chippa in the 53rd minute before Sekhukhune equalised through a penalty converted by Bradley Grobler.

The one-all draw means Babina Noko have failed to take advantage of Mamelodi Sundowns' loss to extend the gap further at the top. They, however, lead with 20 points, two more than second-placed Masandawana.

Chilli Boys are 15th with five points.  

TS Galaxy managed a rather convincing Premier Soccer League 3-1 victory over AmaZulu in a match held at Mbombela Stadium.

Seluleko Mahlambi scored the opening goal for Galaxy in the 12th minute before an own goal by Keegan Allan extended their lead in the 49th minute.

Usuthu tried to fight back when they scored in the 70th minute through Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya, but the home side struck again in the 80th minute through Mory Keita for their third goal. 

Galaxy are now fourth with 13 points, just one below third-placed Kaizer Chiefs, while AmaZulu are ninth with 11 points.

At Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch and Durban City shared spoils following a 0-0 draw.

Stellies are 14th with five points, while the PSL newbies are sixth with 12 points. 

At Olympia Park, Orbit College managed a slim 1-0 victory over Polokwane City.

Mbulelo Wagaba scored the all-important goal for Orbit College just two minutes after the hour mark, with Monnapule Saleng playing the entire match.

The win leaves the PSL debutants in the 12th position with seven points, while Polokwane are seventh with 12 points.

Lindokuhle Zikhali scored the only goal as Richards Bay beat Magesi FC at uMhlathuze Stadium. 

Consequently, Richards Bay moved to the eighth position with 11 points, as Magesi are 13th with six points.