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Brayan Leon, Mamelodi Sundowns, February 2026

Brayan Leon warns Sundowns rivals - 'If I scored 15 in half a season, I know I can do much better in a full one'

Downs' Colombian goal poacher has sent a chilling warning to his domestic and continental rivals following a sensational debut half-season at Chloorkop. The Colombian marksman, who has quickly established himself as the most feared forward in the Premier Soccer League, believes his current goal-scoring exploits are merely the tip of the iceberg ahead of a full campaign in South Africa.

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Goss slams SA TV pundits over Bafana criticism

Ricardo Goss has expressed his deep frustration with the level of criticism aimed at the national team following their difficult start to the 2026 World Cup. Speaking from the team base in Mexico, the shot-stopper directed his ire specifically at television analysts, many of whom are former professionals and ex-teammates of the current squad.

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Pirates legend pinpoints when they became PSL title contenders - 'I started believing'

The former Buccaneers winger has opened up on the specific moment he realised his former club were destined to break Mamelodi Sundowns' stranglehold on South African football. The Sea Robbers completed a historic treble-winning campaign under Abdeslam Ouaddou. While many were sceptical of the coaching appointment early on, Segolela insists that a particular cup run changed the entire complexion of the season.

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Mngqithi questions Broos over Bafana defeat

South Africa’s long-awaited return to the global stage ended in heartbreak and tactical scrutiny as Broos’ side slumped to a 2-0 defeat against Mexico. The 2026 FIFA World Cup opener was marred by red cards and a conservative setup that has drawn sharp criticism from a former Mamelodi Sundowns coach.

Mexico v South Africa: Group A - FIFA World Cup 2026

Williams defends Broos' tactics after Mexico loss

South Africa's return to the world stage was ruined on Thursday night as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat against World Cup co-hosts Mexico at the iconic Azteca Stadium. Despite the backlash regarding a perceived negative tactical setup, the captain has jumped to the defence of the Belgian coach.

Rhulani Mokwena, Al-Ittihad, April 2026

Mokwena reflects on North African journey

The South African tactician has broken his silence on a whirlwind season that saw him traverse the North African landscape, moving from the heights of league glory in Algeria to a challenging conclusion in Libya. The former Downs mentor took to social media to evaluate his journey, emphasising the collective effort required to compete at the highest level of the African game.

Steve Komphela, Mamelodi Sundowns

Komphela warns Sundowns: 'There is danger in success'

The Brazilians' senior coach has delivered a sobering message to the Chloorkop faithful, insisting that the club’s recent continental glory brings with it a set of unique and dangerous psychological traps. Despite the euphoria surrounding their second CAF Champions League star, the veteran tactician believes the hard work is only just beginning to ensure the squad does not fall victim to complacency.

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Broos hails Sundowns influence on Bafana squad

The South Africa head coach has highlighted the vital role the Brazilians will play in the team’s campaign in North America. The Belgian tactician believes the continental experience gained at club level will be the driving force behind the national team's mentality at the global showpiece.

Mamelodi Sundowns, April 2026

Pirates treble winner on Sundowns - 'They forced every club to improve’

Former Buccaneers winger Tlou Segolela has offered a surprising take on the side’s recent success, insisting that the Brazilians deserve significant credit for the rise in domestic standards. Despite the Sea Robbers finally dethroning Masandawana, the retired star believes the level of competition in the South African top flight has never been higher thanks to the benchmarks set at Chloorkop.