Amakhosi returned to the MTN8 Cup competition after missing out for two seasons, but their comeback ended in disappointment as they were knocked out by Abafana Bes'thende. The Soweto giants were left to rue their missed opportunities in the final third, with their lack of cutting edge ultimately costing them dearly and ruling them out of the Wafa Wafa and leaving them without a domestic cup competition to compete for at this stage of the season.
GOAL brings you all the available details on the MTN8 knockout cup game between Amakhosi and Abafana Bes’thende at the FNB Stadium in Soweto. After a two-year absence from the competition, the Soweto club will be keen to make sure they don't fall at the first hurdle.
The Glamour Boys captain has opened up on the psychological boost driving the squad ahead of their long-awaited return to the MTN8. Amakhosi are preparing to face Abafana Bes'thende at FNB Stadium following a painful two-season absence from South Africa's prestigious season-opening tournament.
The Glamour Boys are desperate to end their long-standing trophy drought, and the goalkeeper believes the upcoming MTN8 campaign provides the perfect platform to transform the club's fortunes. Amakhosi are preparing for a high-stakes quarter-final clash against Golden Arrows this Sunday, marking their return to a competition they have painfully missed in recent years.
Amakhosi captain has delivered a glowing assessment of the new arrival, suggesting the winger is already prepared to lead the line for the Glamour Boys. The 21-year-old recently completed a high-profile move from Stellies to Naturena, arriving with a reputation as one of the most clinical finishers in the Premier Soccer League.
The Amakhosi captain has hailed the immediate impact of the new head coach, claiming the Frenchman has revitalised the squad with a philosophy centred on attacking freedom. Following a successful league opener against Kruger United, the Soweto giants are preparing to carry this newfound momentum into their high-stakes MTN8 quarterfinal clash against Golden Arrows.
GOAL brings you all the available details on the Premier Soccer League game between The Village Boys and Amakhosi at the Mbombela Stadium in Mpumalanga. Fernando Da Cruz will aim for early momentum in his official baptism of fire, as he takes on the newcomers who will be looking to prove they deserve their topflight promotion.
The awards were delayed by the FIFA World Cup but now, with the new season just days away, the Premier Soccer League had the opportunity to reward the best of the best from the 2025/26 season.
A new era officially got underway at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium as Amakhosi faithful turned out in numbers to watch the club's new head coach patrol the touchline for the first time. The packed venue witnessed an encouraging performance from the Soweto giants, as they lifted the pre-season trophy and built momentum ahead of what promises to be a demanding 2026/27 campaign.
Amakhosi captain has sent a clear message to his teammates and fans following the arrival of the Bafana Bafana goalkeeper at Naturena. The experienced shot-stopper insists that he welcomes the added pressure as the Soweto giants look to solidify their defensive options ahead of the new campaign.
The former Bucs shot-stopper has weighed in on the debate for the Premier Soccer League Goalkeeper of the Season award. With the PSL Awards for the 2025/26 campaign delayed due to the FIFA World Cup, anticipation is building over who will walk away with the individual honours at the awards show on Monday July 27.
The Soweto giants are entering a pivotal era under new head coach Fernando da Cruz, but a club legend has warned that the current squad is still missing the essential ingredients for success. With Amakhosi desperate to return to their glory days, the pressure is mounting at Naturena to secure the right talent before the window slams shut.
The 28-year-old has opened up on his move to Amakhosi, admitting that the decision to join South Africa’s most decorated club was a straightforward one. The Bafana Bafana goalkeeper arrived at Naturena as a free agent following the conclusion of his stint with Sekhukhune United.
Former Amakhosi goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi has weighed in on the 30-year-old’s surprising decision to return to the Chilli Boys for the upcoming season. After appearing to be on the verge of a high-profile move following his heroics for Nigeria during the last AFCON finals, the shot-stopper has instead opted for familiar surroundings in the Eastern Cape.
Rwanda international has officially secured a move away from Naturena after a difficult period that saw him frozen out of the first-team picture. The 26-year-old goalkeeper has joined Premier Soccer League newcomers 'The Village Boys' on a season-long loan deal to revive his career.
The exclusion of Mamelodi Sundowns captain from the PSL Goalkeeper of the Season nominees has sparked a heated debate across the country’s football community. Former South Africa goalkeeping coach Alex Heredia has led the calls of disbelief, labelling the decision to leave out the national team’s number one as completely nonsensical.
