After losing back-to-back matches, Amakhosi are under pressure and desperate for a victory. Some changes at the back are expected as Amakhosi hope to get a win in the midweek South African top-flight clash at the FNB Stadium.
The Soweto giants are facing a coaching situation which could disrupt all the work invested in pre-season as well as earlier stages of this season. This comes after Amakhosi started the 2025/26 term impressively but that could go down the drain for another difficult season. But the club's goalkeeper is not worried about what is happening in their camp.
Amakhosi controlled the tempo and dominated possession in Luanda but couldn’t convert their chances, falling 1-0 to a resilient ten-man Kabuscorp in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round first leg. Chiefs now face a must-win return leg at FNB Stadium.
The Soweto giants began their Confederation Cup journey in Angola on Saturday afternoon, after winning the Nedbank Cup last season. Amakhosi were last involved in continental action back in 2021 when they lost to Al Ahly in the Champions League final.
The Glamour Boys are in action in the CAF inter-club competition hoping to advance from the initial knockout rounds and dine with the big boys in the latter stages of the annual competition.
The Soweto giants are in Angola as they get the ball rolling in the continent's second-tier club competition at 11 November Stadium on Saturday. They arrived in Luanda on the backdrop of a chaotic week, which first saw them losing their first Premier Soccer League game of the season after falling to Sekhukhune United. That was followed by the Nasreddine Nabi drama, which has left them without a substantive head coach.
GOAL gives you the details to follow the high-flying Amakhosi's hosting of Babina Noko with toping the table at stake at FNB Stadium on Tuesday. Masandawana have assumed top spot and both the Soweto giants and the Limpopo-based outfit have a chance to take control of matters in the campaign.
The record-equaling goalkeeper has been told what he must do to improve even more and help the Glamour Boys in a season their fans are more optimistic than previous seasons.
The Glamour Boys have had an excellent start to the ongoing 2025/26 South African top-tier campaign where they are yet to lose a game, or concede a goal.
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