Former Kruger United chairman Bongani Wati has opened up on his sudden departure from the Betway Premiership newcomers. The move, which was officially announced late last month, sent shockwaves through the South African football community given Wati's long-standing history with the club.
The Brazilians' head coach has found an ally in his ongoing crusade against the substandard playing surfaces in the Betway Premiership. Former Raja Casablanca assistant Fadlu Davids has publicly supported the Portuguese tactician, suggesting that the current state of South African pitches is detrimental to the league's reputation and technical development.
The veteran football administrator has delivered a scathing assessment of the current infrastructure crisis facing the Premier Soccer League, claiming that unqualified individuals are ruining the professional game. His comments follow a string of embarrassing logistical failures that have left some of the country’s biggest clubs struggling to find suitable playing conditions.
Stellies have strengthened their goalkeeping department with the signing of Ghanaian goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi. The shot-stopper joins the Western Cape outfit with growing experience, having featured on the international stage with the Black Stars.
The ex-Amakhosi man has officially completed a return to the Betway Premiership after securing a season-long loan move to the Cape Winelands outfit. The versatile midfielder arrives in the Western Cape from Indonesian Super League outfit Borneo Samarinda, adding significant top-flight experience to the Maroons' engine room for the remainder of the 2026/27 campaign.
The Rockets are reportedly preparing to restructure their technical team, with Bernard Parker set to be moved from his position as head coach into an assistant role. The decision comes after a disappointing run of form that has left the club languishing in the lower half of the Betway Premiership table.
Brandon Truter gets first taste of win against the Rockets; Milford FC are up to 5th after picking up a point against Durban City; Stellies brushed aside the Betway Premiership newbies to end their winless run; Zimbabwean talisman continued his red-hot scoring form as his goal ensured Usuthu went on a three-match winning run; Babina Noko won a five-goal thriller against Natal Rich Boys.
Former Amakhosi stalwart Willard Katsande has offered a bold comparison for Thabo Cele’s high-profile move to Mamelodi Sundowns, likening it to the blockbuster transfer of Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City. The Zimbabwean midfield legend believes that seeing a top-tier talent move between domestic heavyweights is a sign of a healthy, competitive market.
We can all read the Premier Soccer League log table and quickly see where teams are in the standings. But points earned, goals scored, and conceded, are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to identifying clubs that are over or under performing as there is a wealth of underlying data that measures teams' performance in different areas of the pitch.
Columnist Lerato Mkhondo takes on officiating standards in South African domestic competitions. After weeks of acrimony and controversy in the 2026/27 season, she argues there is only one cure to the problem until VAR is finally implemented. Let the referees explain themselves.
The South American star has admitted that the pain of losing the league title has served as a catalyst for the squad. After seeing their dominant streak snapped by their rivals, the Chilean insists the Pretoria club are more determined than ever to sweep domestic silverware.
Former Kaizer Chiefs winger Junior Khanye has shared his candid thoughts on Thabo Cele’s recent move to Chloorkop following his departure from Naturena. The outspoken analyst believes the midfielder's high-profile switch carries echoes of previous blockbuster transfers involving the league's biggest stars where there is massive excitement over the signing but the player will then struggle to impose himself on the Starting XI.
Willy Moloto has expressed his pride following the Bafana Bafana right back's high-profile move to Mamelodi Sundowns, ending months of speculation regarding the defender's future. The Rise and Shine boss has also identified the next sensation ready to follow in the footsteps of the departing Bafana Bafana international.
The Brazilians head coach pulled no punches in his assessment of the Buffalo City Stadium following a dramatic 1-1 draw against Chippa United. The Portuguese tactician watched his side salvage a point through a late Antonio van Wyk strike, but his post-match comments were dominated by the state of the playing surface.
The Chilli Boys came agonisingly close to ending their winless run, only to be denied victory by a late equaliser against the Betway Premiership log leaders at KuGompo City. The Eastern Cape outfit looked set to claim a much-needed three points in front of a packed crowd, but the visitors struck in the dying moments to snatch a share of the spoils.
The former Orlando Pirates full-back's move to the Tshwane giants adds serious firepower to their defensive ranks. The arrival of the 29-year-old at Chloorkop hasn’t just bolstered Masandawana’s star-studded squad, but he is also tipped to challenge for a place in the national team setup.
The Masandawana winger has laid down a marker for his international ambitions, insisting he is prepared to put in the hard yards to earn a spot in the South African national team. The 22-year-old, who has impressed since his move from Golden Arrows, is eager to catch the eye of the newly appointed Bafana head coach.
Former Moroka Swallows star Timothy "RDP" Nkosi has made a series of bold predictions for the 2026/2027 Premier Soccer League season, tipping the Brazilians to reclaim their throne. The retired midfielder believes the early stages of the campaign will be decisive in determining whether the trophy returns to Chloorkop or stays with rivals Buccaneers.
GOAL gives you all the details to follow the Brazilians' league fixture at the Buffalo City Municipality Stadium in KuGompo City against the Chilli Boys. The African champions are looking to extend their lead to nine points at the summit of the table while title rivals Orlando Pirates are occupied with continental assignments.
The Brazilians have pulled off one of the most intriguing moves of the transfer window by securing the services of the midfielder following his departure from Amakhosi. The 29-year-old finds himself at a career crossroads, moving from Naturena to the reigning African champions after a difficult spell at the Soweto club.
The Brazilians have finally got their man after months of speculation, and denials from Polokwane City that the 27-year-old Bafana Bafana right back was on his way to Chloorkop. Rumours reached fever pitch this week after Thabang Matuludi was spotted at a Gauteng airport on his way to complete his medical.
The Chilli Boys tactician has expressed cautious optimism ahead of his side’s daunting league fixture against the Brazilians. While the KuGompo City-based side have proven difficult to beat in recent weeks, the coach is fully aware that his side must sharpen their edge in front of goal to stand a chance against the continental giants.
The Brazilians tactician has voiced his deep frustration following a late change of venue for their upcoming Premier Soccer League clash against Chilli Boys. The Portuguese manager believes the switch from Gqeberha to East London has seriously compromised the club’s preparations for their high-stakes FIFA Intercontinental Cup commitment.
The Brazilians' head coach has lauded the immediate impact of the 22-year-old following his impressive start to life at the Pretoria club, with both the coach and the player identifying the former Golden Arrows boss as laying down the blueprint for the player's tactical flexibility and technical quality.
Ex-Downs midfielder has broken his silence regarding his departure from the Chloorkop-based giants, firmly disputing claims that he struggled to adapt to life in South Africa. The Portuguese playmaker has hit back at suggestions made by head coach Miguel Cardoso, insisting that his professional principles remained intact throughout his tenure.
The Tshwane giants’ mentor reflected on Malibongwe Khoza’s progress after the young defender impressed in the 3-0 win over Siwelele. The Portuguese tactician recalled seeing the 22-year-old go through a difficult period before finding his feet and becoming an important part of the Masandawana defence.
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