Despite changing coaches, a former Bucs star believes there are positive signs the Sea Robbers are on the right path, and thus the Tshwane giants must be worried.
Although his arrival at the Soweto giants was greeted with scepticism, the attacking midfielder has gone on to become a regular starter, showing moments of brilliance when he plays.
Going into the final, there were fears the Sea Robbers would miss the services of two of their most experienced figures, but both have recovered and are ready for action.
The highly rated defender has been handed his first professional deal, as he left the club to gain necessary experience under a South African coach outside the country.
The former Amakhosi star has compared himself with the record-breaking Namibian striker and stated why he thinks he is better in some aspects than the Masandawana forward.
Apart from the South African Premier Soccer League title-winning tactician, a Barcelona legend has also been linked with the vacant position at the Egyptian club.
To get back to his best form, the Bucs legend has told the 20-year-old forward what to do and what to avoid in a season in which much is expected from him.
The former Cameroon head coach believes the rumours around his future are too much for the 20-year-old Bucs star who has been linked with a number of clubs.
It was another exciting weekend where top-flight teams were aiming at keeping their position at the summit while those struggling had another chance to deliver.
With legendary clubs disappearing and communities losing their football identity, many are asking: is the PSL losing its soul, and are the fans being left behind?
As Shalulile made history, Masandawana got a result that is set to boost their confidence ahead of their scheduled games against both Bucs and Amakhosi.
After initially finding it hard to unlock their rivals, Masandawana finally cracked the code against Magesi and scored vital goals that gave them back-to-back PSL wins.
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