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Amakhosi caretaker bosses have seen the team's goals and results dry up at a critical juncture of the 2025-2026 Premier Soccer League campaign. The Nedbank Cup holders are desperate to climb the table after finishing in a lowly ninth position last season. Is their squad depth enough and who should be a nailed on starter?

The Soweto giants travel to KwaZulu-Natal for a date with their former coach, Gavin Hunt. Having failed to win their last four Premier Soccer League games, Amakhosi are under pressure to pick themselves up and collect maximum points on the road and stay in contention for the league title.

The Soweto giants last won a Premier Soccer League match at the end of August, and they now travel to Durban to try and pick themselves from waning league fortunes. A defender for the Citizens has come out to explain how they plan to outwit Amakhosi.

The teenager is among the talent that has risen out of the Glamour Boys Academy all the way to the senior team. The versatile attacker was also part of the Amajita team that won the U20 Africa Cup of Nations, as well as reached the U20 World Cup knockout rounds in Chile a couple of weeks ago.

The 61-year-old is set for a tough Premier Soccer League outing on the last day of October against the Glamour Boys, who are set to return to winning ways in the South African top-flight football. The Citizens are looking for their fifth win in the ongoing campaign as Amakhosi chase the top spots after failing to make the MTN8 competitions for two years in a row.

The Soweto giants have made their intentions clear — exploring possibilities to make their way back to Dobsonville Stadium. This comes as no surprise following the impressive fan turnout during their recent continental fixture at the South Western Township venue. However, questions remain over whether the facilities meet the necessary standards to regularly host top-flight matches.

The 21-year-old winger is in his second season playing top-flight league football. After making just one appearance last term, he has improved himself to become an important player for TS Galaxy. For someone who came through the development ranks of AmaZulu and Cape Town City, he is showing that he had a good football education growing up.

The new season launched in early August and clubs are officially or unofficially revealing their new kits with a wave of newly unveiled third kits coming in October.

The tendency of players moving from either side of Soweto is not new, as some notable players have done so. Recently, Paseka Mako and Thabiso Monyane made such moves after they were released by the Sea Robbers.

The South African League Cup will have new kings after the defending champions were eliminated by the Sea Robbers. Although Bucs are seen as favourites, the Soweto giants are not immune to the surprising results and upsets always associated with domestic competitions.

The Belgian tactician has started preparations for the biennial continental competition to be played in Morocco from December 21 to January 18. The 73-year-old named his preliminary squad for the forthcoming international break in November, where he is expected to try some tactics and have a look at some new call-ups in his bid to expand the team's depth.

The Soweto giants were forced to make adjustments to their technical team early into the season following the departure of Nasreddine Nabi. That ushered in a co-coaching arrangement, but the men currently in charge are yet to fully convince most of the club's fans, even after making progress in continental football.

Despite fighting hard to reach the next stage of the continental competition, their coaches' tactical ability has been questioned. Although they are yet to know their group stage rivals, the Glamour Boys' prospects of doing better have been questioned.