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.
The continent’s eyes will be firmly locked at FNB Stadium this Sunday as the Buccaneers and Amakhosi renew their historic rivalry in a sold-out Premier Soccer League showdown. Both Soweto giants arrive in red-hot form, setting the stage for a high-octane clash where moments of individual brilliance could ultimately tilt the balance.
The coaches of respective sides are scratching their heads over who they should select for the high-stakes encounter on Sunday. Given that Bucs need a win to remain in the tight league title race, Amakhosi also need points as they chase a top-three slot. This means the coaches will select their strongest line-ups, but the Chiefs' tactician has acknowledged a headache in one particular department.
The former Buccaneers captain has issued a stern warning to his old side ahead of the much-anticipated Derby this Sunday. While the Bucs previously dominated their rivals with a 3-0 victory, the legendary defender believes Kaizer Chiefs now possess a collective threat that cannot be ignored.
The Naturena-based side is riding the crest of a wave following a remarkable turnaround in form that has seen them surge towards CAF qualification. But the ultimate test of their revival is fast approaching as all eyes are now on the upcoming Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates, a match that could carry significant weight regarding the long-term future of the club's coaching staff.
After a relatively long winning run, Amakhosi were frustrated by Rise and Shine as they shared points at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium. Although their winning streak came to an end, the Glamour Boys' dream of finishing in the top three remains intact. After the stalemate, the technical bench and the players must get to the drawing board and come up with a strategy that will help them return to winning ways.
The Glamour Boys have rediscovered their form in the Premier Soccer League following the initial struggles that saw them lose ground to defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns and rivals Orlando Pirates. On Saturday, they face Rise and Shine in Polokwane, hoping to collect their sixth straight victory.
The Soweto giants have kept their unbeaten run going after beating Dikwena tsa Meetse in a Wednesday night league encounter, rediscovering the spark that once made them serious Premier Soccer League title contenders at the beginning of the season. And while there’s only a little left to play for, the Naturena-based outfit looks determined to go all the way in securing a return to continental competition next season. Meanwhile, things are even harder for Magesi, who remain stuck in 16th position on the table.
The Glamour Boys have rediscovered their form in the Premier Soccer League following the initial struggles that saw them lose ground to defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns and rivals Orlando Pirates. On Wednesday, they face Dikwena Tsa Meetse at Peter Mokaba Stadium, hoping to complete a double in their bid to finish in the top three.
The Bafana Bafana international midfielder has been one of the Glamour Boys' main men on the pitch. However, he recently failed to make an impact, especially in critical matches where Amakhosi ended up getting eliminated from both domestic and continental tournaments.
The Glamour Boys kept their winning run rolling as they hosted the Rockets in their Premier Soccer League showdown, pushing to finish the 2025/26 season strongly. With CAF Confederation Cup ambitions in sight, the door has now swung open for an even better finish, as Wandile Dube and co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef hinted, and this hot streak could prove key in turning what once seemed unlikely into reality.
GOAL brings you the details for Amakhosi's hosting of the Rockets at FNB Stadium on Sunday. The Soweto giants will be out to maintain the momentum of a three-match winning streak in their bid to play continental football next season. They will be up against visitors who have been struggling for consistency.
Amakhosi went into Monday afternoon’s clash at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium aiming to replicate their memorable 4-1 victory over the Rustenburg side, seeking to strengthen their push for one final mission, finishing third on the Premier Soccer League table and securing a coveted CAF Confederation Cup qualification spot. On the other end, Orbit continues to fight for survival in the top flight, still anchored to 15th position and battling to climb out of the relegation zone.
After back-to-back victories, Amakhosi return to action on Monday hoping to get one more win. This will be their first engagement after the international break, and their fans hope the players are in good form to continue with the good run. With the PSL debutants struggling, it might be another perfect chance for the Soweto giants to collect more points.
The Glamour Boys product has been a workaholic in the Soweto giants' midfield since his promotion to the top-tier a couple of seasons ago. The Bafana Bafana international rarely misses an Amakhosi game, the same as Bucs' star, who has been phenomenal for both the club and country. The former has been challenged to emulate the latter, but where is he getting it wrong?
The Amajita attacker has been influential for the Soweto giants despite coming into matches from the bench. The winger played a crucial role last weekend as the Glamour Boys made it two wins in a row in South African top-flight football to continue their push for the CAF inter-club ticket in the 2026/27 season.
