- AmaZulu hosted Polokwane City
- SuperSport's relegation battle continues
- TS Galaxy stunned by Richards Bay
BackpagepixPSL Wrap: Relegation-threatened Richards Bay stun TS Galaxy to climb just below Kaizer Chiefs
BackPagePixTS Galaxy 0-1 Richards Bay
Lindokuhkle Zikhali struck six minutes into the second half to separate hosts TS Galaxy and Richards Bay at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Sunday.
Interestingly, Ziklhali was then red-carded three minutes later, but he had helped the Natal Rich Boyz climb from 14th position to 11th while Galaxy remained fifth.
BackPagePixGolden Arrows 0-3 Stellenbosch
Devin Titus scored in the 14th minute before Lesiba Nku struck in the 70th minute and Thabo Moloisane's goal two minutes later guided Stellenbosch to a 3-0 victory over Golden Arrows at Mpumalanga Stadium on Saturday.
The Cape Winelands side are fourth on the table, while Arrows are now on a five-match winless streak and are placed 13th.
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SuperSport United 2-0 Chippa United
SuperSport climbed two places from 14th place to 12th position after beating Chippa United 2-0 at Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday.
Bradley Grobler and Christian Sauile Basomboli were on target in either half for Matsatsantsa, who sank eighth-placed Chippa.
BackpageMagesi FC 1-1 Sekhukhune United
Sekhukhune United returned to third spot following a 1-1 draw with Magesi at Seshego Stadium on Saturday.
Delano Abrahams sent Magesi in front after 14 minutes before Chubuike Ohuzu salvaged a point for the visitors with 12 minutes remaining.
While Sekhukhune are in the top three, Magesi remain 11th.
BackpageAmaZulu 1-1 Polokwane City
Tebogo Mashingo thrust AmaZulu ahead seven minutes into the match before Lebohang Nkaki's 56th-minute penalty levelled matters at King Goodwill Zwelithini Stadium on Friday.
After collecting a point, Usuthu remain sixth on the table with four points more than Kaizer Chiefs.
The result extended Polokwane's winless run to four games and they are placed seventh.
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