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Don't spend R82 million on PSL VAR says The Hanging Judge - 'Soccer politicians should stay out of it'

Former PSL and FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney has delivered a scathing assessment of the proposed R82 million introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. The veteran official, famously known as "The Hanging Judge," believes the multi-million rand investment is unnecessary and that the true solution to officiating woes lies in structural independence rather than expensive gadgetry.

Khalil Ben Youssef Durban City

Is Ben Youssef already leading the sack race?

The Tunisian is facing an increasingly uncertain future at Durban City as pressure continues to mount following a sluggish start to the new campaign. The 37-year-old, who arrived with high expectations after his stint at Amakhosi, is now finding himself under the microscope as the club's winless start to the season persists.

PSL Chairman - Dr Irvin Khoza

Dr Irvin Khoza reveals how Chiefs & Pirates saved the PSL - 'Compete for 90. Cooperate afterwards'

The Premier Soccer League chairman has lifted the lid on the immense financial sacrifices made by the Soweto clubs to ensure the survival of professional football in South Africa. As the league celebrates its 30th anniversary, the man known as the 'Iron Duke' detailed the private meetings and difficult decisions that transformed the domestic game into Africa's most successful competition.

Thabiso Moloisane Kaizer Chiefs

Miguel hails Chiefs signing Moloisane

The Soweto giants' defender has expressed his immense satisfaction with the club's decision to recruit a Bafana Bafana centre-back during the recent transfer window. The Angolan international believes his new teammate possesses the specific qualities required to help Amakhosi reclaim their former glory under Fernando da Cruz.

Langelihle Phili Kaizer Chiefs

Da Cruz raves about Phili after Sundowns goal

The Glamour Boys mentor could not hide his delight after watching the new signing open his account for the club in a high-stakes encounter against Masandawana. The young attacker provided the spark at the FNB Stadium, proving exactly why the Soweto giants fought so hard to secure his signature during the transfer window.

Lebohang Maboe & Khuliso Mudau, Kaizer Chiefs vs Mamelodi Sundowns

Chiefs 1-1 Sundowns: 'Limited attack is very boring; I miss Rhulani; Waiting for the translator to take over as coach'

Both sets of supporters packed the Calabash Stadium for the much-anticipated encounter, creating a lively atmosphere as the two sides battled for supremacy. However, the spoils were eventually shared as the Glamour Boys were unable to hold on to their second half advantage, with the contest ending in a draw. The result brought an end to the Soweto giants’ winning streak as they missed the opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the Premier Soccer League standings.

Aden McCarthy, Inacio Miguel, Kaizer Chiefs

Miguel explains what sets McCarthy apart

Amakhosi centre-back has opened up on the mentality that allowed the 22-year-old defender to secure a move to Azerbaijani outfit Sabah FK. The Angolan international believes McCarthy serves as the perfect blueprint for South African starlets looking to make the grade in Europe.

Ramahlwe Mphahlele of South Africa

Mphahlele makes candid admission - 'I’ve always wanted to play for Orlando Pirates'

The retired defender has opened up about his lifelong desire to join the Sea Robbers. Despite making his mark at two of South Africa’s biggest clubs, the right-back admits his heart was set on the Buccaneers from a young age, revealing that representing the defending Premier Soccer League champions was a dream he always hoped would come true after being approached by the Mayfair team.

Fawaaz Basadien, Mamelodi Sundowns, August 2025

Basadien urged to step up at Sundowns

The Brazilians legend Teko Modise has issued a clear challenge to the 29-year-old, insisting the defender must find greater consistency to cement his place in the starting line-up. After a quiet debut season at Chloorkop, the former Stellenbosch man has finally been given a run of games at the beginning of the 2026/27 campaign.