The Brazilians boss has launched a scathing attack on the match officials after seeing his side drop crucial points in a dramatic draw against the Glamour Boys at Loftus Versfeld. The result has revitalised the Betway Premiership title race, handing a massive lifeline to rivals Orlando Pirates.
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 Brazilians defender has issued a warning to his teammates ahead of their high-stakes Betway Premiership clash against Amakhosi. Despite Masandawana's dominant league form, the Bafana Bafana international believes the third position holders pose a serious threat to their unbeaten run.
The Moroccan giants have officially demanded a change in officiating for the upcoming continental showpiece. The club is reportedly furious over the selection of a referee whose recent history is marred by one of the biggest scandals in the modern African game.
The Brazilians icon has backed his former club to end their long wait for a second continental crown, insisting the current squad possesses the necessary depth and quality to go all the way. The SA representatives are eyeing a historic second star to add to the one they famously secured back in 2016 under Pitso Mosimane.
The Masandawana captain has opened up on the significant impact the imported talent has had on the club’s sustained dominance. The veteran midfielder highlighted how the influx of overseas stars has provided the necessary quality to keep his side at the pinnacle of African football.
The reigning champions are closing in on a record-extending ninth consecutive Betway Premiership title as the league confirms a crucial schedule adjustment. The Brazilians now know exactly when and where they could potentially hoist the trophy as they balance domestic dominance with the pursuit of continental glory.
The retired midfielder believes the Betway Premiership title race is not yet a foregone conclusion despite the Brazilians sitting in a commanding position. With a crucial clash against Kaizer Chiefs on the horizon, the Cameroonian has urged caution while acknowledging the quality within the squad and the consistency of results have almost delivered their ninth league title in a row.
The race for the PSL title is heating up as Masandawana look to defend their crown against a resurgent Soweto side. While the Buccaneers have shown incredible consistency early in the season, the Brazilians are not ready to vacate their throne just yet.
The African football governing body has raised eyebrows across the continent after appointing a high-profile yet divisive figure to officiate the biggest club game on the continent. The Congolese has been confirmed as the man in the middle for the final’s first leg between The Brazilians and Al-Zaeem.
The Brazilians boss has lauded the midfield maestro as a vital asset to the club following a dominant performance on Sunday to extended their lead at the top of the Betway Premiership table. But the Portuguese mentor also had to answer pointed questions on the 28-year-old winger's unavailability.
The Brazilians’ goalkeeper has revealed that the squad was deeply hurt after missing out on Africa’s premier club title last season. As the PSL heavyweights prepare for another shot at continental glory, the Bafana Bafana captain is determined to ensure history does not repeat itself against AS FAR.
The 44-year-old South African coach of the Green Eagles was left fuming after his side's title ambitions took a massive hit during a chaotic "Classico" against the CAF Champions League finalists. The match was overshadowed by scenes of violence in the stands and a series of officiating decisions that have sparked a heated debate across the Moroccan top flight.
The Brazilians former star and current technical director Surprise Moriri has thrown his full weight behind the class of 2025/26 to finally secure their elusive second continental title when they take on Morocco's AS FAR in the high-stakes final later this month.
The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa. The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician has officially reached out to one of the continent's most prestigious clubs regarding their vacant managerial post.
The Tshwane giants are standing on the precipice of continental immortality as they prepare for a high-stakes CAF Champions League final for the second season running. After the heartbreak of last year, veteran tactician Owen da Gama believes the Brazilians have finally forged the steel necessary to reclaim the throne.
The Masandawana star has become one of the standout figures in the Chloorkop outfit and, indeed, in the Premier Soccer League. Season after season, he continues to prove he has the pedigree to proudly fly the South African flag on football’s biggest stages abroad. Yet, despite the growing speculation, his representative has moved quickly to silence the rumours, insisting that the midfield maestro remains fully committed to the task at hand at Chloorkop.
It is another season that Bucs and Masandawana are expected to treat fans with an entertaining battle for the title. While the PSL heavyweights aim to collect as many points as possible, both have to play Amakhosi at one point before the season ends.
If there is a greater wish Miguel Cardoso has now, it is to have all his players available for selection. Downs are in a critical juncture of their season; they hope to fight and defend the league title as well as win the Champions League marathon. Currently, a number of players are sidelined, and they are in a race against time to be fit and available for the crucial games ahead.
The Masandawana head coach has come out swinging at critics who questioned his future at Chloorkop. After a shaky start to the season, no domestic silverware, and performances under scrutiny, pressure mounted for the Portuguese mentor to leave the club. However, Cardoso has firmly shut down talk that his job was ever in doubt.
The Brazilians are back where they feel they belong, booking their spot in the continental final after a composed aggregate win over Esperance. The Chloorkop outfit now stands just 180 minutes from continental glory, with their experienced winger insisting past scars have them primed for this very moment.
The Brazilians' coach has previously voiced frustration over a congested fixture schedule, complaining that it places a heavy toll on his squad. His concerns have resurfaced as they now face a demanding domestic run of seven matches in just 21 days. This hectic stretch comes just before their continental final showdown against AS FAR, raising fresh worries about fatigue.
The Brazilians have discovered their opponents for the CAF Champions League final after Al Zaeem successfully navigated a tense semi-final second leg against The Orange Boys. Despite suffering a 1-0 defeat on the night, the Moroccan side did just enough to protect their first-leg 2-0 advantage and book their place in the continental showpiece.
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