The Amakhosi youth academy graduate has opened up on the mixed emotions following his historic senior debut for the Glamour Boys. Despite etching his name into the record books as the youngest goalkeeper to feature for the Naturena-based side in the Premier Soccer League, the 18-year-old shot-stopper remains a true perfectionist at heart.
All the details to follow the Premier Soccer League clash between Amakhosi in third and the Chilli Boys in a relegation-threatened 13th in what is the final Betway Premiership match of the season for both sides. The Soweto club are already guaranteed qualification for CAF competition but face a team desperate for points to avoid falling into the relegation/promotion play offs.
Amakhosi co-coach Cedric Kaze has thrown his weight behind his number one as the race for spots in the 2026 FIFA World Cup intensifies. The shot-stopper has transformed his fortunes this season, emerging as one of the most consistent performers in the Betway Premiership after another Man of the Match display against AmaZulu.
The Soweto giants locked horns with Usuthu in the Premier Soccer League on Saturday in the penultimate round, searching for a win and to continue the strong finish in the 2025/26 season. Amakhosi produced another spirited performance in Durban that took the club to 54 points.
Baloyi has delivered a stinging reality check to the Naturena faithful, insisting that a third-place finish in the Premier Soccer League is simply not good enough for a club of such stature. While finishing in the pack secures a return to continental competition, the former Amakhosi goalkeeper believes fans shouldn't be fooled by a cosmetic resurgence, warning that the chasm between the Glamour Boys and the league's elite remains embarrassingly wide.
The Buccaneers head coach has lavished praise on his number one, and the defence he marshals, after the shot-stopper etched his name into the South African history books. Following a commanding performance against Magesi FC, the 29-year-old has officially surpassed the previous clean sheet record for a single league season.
GOAL gives you the details to follow the Premier Soccer League clash between two sides battling it out for the coveted third spot in the league standings and qualification for CAF Confederation Cup that brings.
Amakhosi are set to secure the long-term future of Brandon Petersen following his heroic displays in the Betway Premiership this season. The goalkeeper has established himself as the undisputed number one at Naturena, prompting the club hierarchy to move swiftly in tying him down to a new deal.
Junior Khanye has insisted that Petersen was the real hero in the Soweto giants’ and the Brazilians’ draw. Thabiso Monyane picked up the official Man of the Match award; however, the outspoken former Amakhosi winger believes the goalkeeper’s solid display between the posts was the only reason the Glamour Boys walked away from Loftus Versfeld Stadium with a point.
Once again, the side from Naturena had a decisive say in the Premier Soccer League title race, standing firm to deny Masandawana the chance to pull clear at the summit in a dramatic showdown, as both teams settled for a hard-fought share of the spoils under the lights, leaving the Brazilians three points ahead of the Buccaneers, who have a game in hand and a better goal difference, and setting the race up to go right down to the wire.
GOAL gives you the details to follow the Premier Soccer League clash between the title-chasing Masandawana and CAF qualification candidates Amakhosi at Loftus Versfeld on Wednesday night. A lot is at stake in this tantalising encounter between the log leaders and the Glamour Boys who are third on the table.
The 31-year-old netminder is finally beginning to feel settled in the gloves at Naturena. Beeza has opened up on the demanding task of stepping into a highly scrutinised role, filling a space that many felt would be difficult to stabilise. After a turbulent period of rotating goalkeepers at Phefeni, Petersen has gone a long way in silencing the doubters, cementing his status as the undisputed number one with a series of match-saving displays for the Glamour Boys.
Amakhosi's captain has weighed in on the influential role his side could play in determining the Betway Premiership champions. As the season approaches its conclusion, the Glamour Boys find themselves in a unique position to dictate the fortunes of the league's frontrunners.
Fresh from their hard-fought Soweto Derby draw, Amakhosi were brought crashing back to earth as the Bloemfontein outfit swiftly punctured their renewed confidence. Lehlohonolo Seema’s side took another significant step away from the relegation zone with a performance full of purpose and conviction. The defeat not only snapped the Naturena side’s unbeaten run and dented their hopes of securing a stable top-three finish, but also tested the growing faith they had begun to place in the tactical approach of co-coaches Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef.
The Glamour Boys have collected 17 points from a possible 21 from their last seven Premier Soccer League outings to strengthen their bid to finish in the top three to qualify for the 2026/27 CAF Confederation Cup. Phunya Sele Sele are aware that a win will bring them closer to the top-eight finish, which will give them an MTN8 ticket.
The Amakhosi goalkeeper is the man on everyone’s lips after an inspired Soweto Derby display, sparking widespread calls for his inclusion in the upcoming global showpiece. A former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper believes the Glamour Boys' shot-stopper has done enough to earn a place in Hugo Broos’ squad. He went a step further, boldly declaring that Beeza is now firmly in the conversation to become the national team's first choice.
