With the fixtures available each of the 'Big Three' title rivals can now start plotting their route to the trophy. As always, there will be goals, drama, twists and turns before we reach the gripping conclusion in May 2027 when the winner will be presented with the Betway Premiership trophy.
Check out the latest transfer news and rumours from Amakhosi, Buccaneers, Masandawana, the rest of the PSL teams and South African players and coaches plying their trade abroad.
A professional soccer player has found himself at the centre of a police investigation following his disappearance and subsequent return home after being missing for a week. Authorities in Mpumalanga are now probing whether the player was abducted or whether he had any involvement in the ransom calls and texts received by his family.
Check out the latest transfer news and rumours from Amakhosi, Buccaneers, Masandawana, the rest of the PSL teams and South African players and coaches plying their trade abroad.
Bucs midfielder has broken his silence regarding the intense scrutiny he faced over his relationship with the head coach. The 24-year-old found himself at the centre of a supporter backlash following suggestions that his prior connection with the coach at Marumo Gallants was the primary reason for his increased game time.
Former Amakhosi and Nigeria international goalkeeper has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing the curtain down on an influential decade-long stint in the South African top flight. The 39-year-old shot-stopper confirmed his decision as he prepares to transition into a new chapter of his career away from the pitch.
Former Sea Robbers head coach has urged the current boss to choose his words more carefully after the Moroccan tactician cast significant doubt over his future at the club. Despite delivering a historic domestic treble and ending a 14-year league title drought, the mentor’s recent admission of exhaustion has left the Buccaneers faithful reeling.
The last day of league action was short on drama but did provide some goals, a great comeback and an almost, nearly incredible relegation great escape. With the last day done that's it for this season's Betway Premiership. Congratulations to champions Orlando Pirates and all the clubs who met their season objectives.
The future of South African football broadcasting has been handed a major boost following high-level discussions between the top flight league and the French media powerhouse who bought out DSTV. Concerns over the impact the takeover would have on the PSL's lucrative television rights have been widespread after the global broadcaster embarked on aggressive cost-cutting measures.
Amakhosi have reportedly emerged as shock contenders to secure the signature of the Buccaneers frontman. The 29-year-old is currently spending the second half of the season on loan at the Winelands club, but with his contract situation at Mayfair still unresolved, several clubs are monitoring his situation.
The Sea Robbers’ head coach has praised the progress of the 22-year-old midfielder following his latest Premier Soccer League outing against Durban City. The Bucs youngster has endured a testing debut season in South Africa, but the Moroccan tactician believes he is finally starting to adapt to the demands of the league.
The Buccaneers tactician has been forced to defend his tactical choices after a frustrating 0-0 draw with the KZN-based side that dealt a massive blow to the club’s title ambitions. The decision to hand the youngster a shock start in such a high-stakes environment has raised eyebrows across the South African football landscape.
The penultimate round of league fixtures saw three of the bottom four beaten to leave relegation and the play-off place up in the air for the last day of the season. Further up the table, MTN8 qualification was sealed, or enhanced for several clubs, leaving Siwelele, Stellenbosch, and Durban City fighting it out for the final spot.
Amakhosi are reportedly putting plans in place to bolster their attacking options ahead of what promises to be a gruelling 2026/27 season. The Soweto giants have identified a new target within the Premier Soccer League as they prepare for a return to continental football.
The battle to remain in the top flight remains pretty much as you were with nobody safe, or doomed as yet. In the CAF qualification race though, Arthur Zwane will be regretting his side's inability to put pressure on their rivals for the position.
Wednesday night's league games all ended in draws of various hues. None of Usuthu, Rise and Shine or Natal Rich Boyz managed the wins they needed to advance their season ambitions. Earlier, in the delayed game from Tuesday, Babina Noko stamped their authority on relegation threatened Chilli Boys for the only win of the day.
The Rockets chairman has broken his silence regarding the long-term future of Amakhosi legend in the club's dugout. The veteran forward's path to the permanent hot seat has met a significant roadblock.
The Rise and Shine boss has offered a candid assessment of the tactical and individual errors that paved the way for their 3-0 defeat against The Brazilians on Sunday. Despite a competitive showing in flashes, the coach admitted that a combination of missed opportunities and emotional decision-making from the dugout cost his side dearly in Tshwane.
The Rockets tactician has admitted that his side’s inability to address long-standing defensive vulnerabilities ultimately cost them the chance to lift the Cup. The 2018–19 winners fell to a 2-1 defeat against Durban City in Polokwane on Saturday, extending a miserable run of form for the Mpumalanga-based outfit.
The Rise and Shine tactician has identified some adjustments required for his side to pull off a massive upset against the Brazilians this weekend after they were left frustrated after a narrow midweek defeat to the league leaders, but the technical team believes the gap is closing.
The Mpumalanga-based outfit’s interim coach is tapping deep into his Ke Yona memory bank as he gears up the Rockets for the 2026 campaign. The ultimate big-game operator, Bernard Parker, has lived every emotion knockout football can offer, from the joy of lifting the trophy to the agony of falling at the final hurdle, and he believes his rich Amakhosi pedigree holds the blueprint for silverware success.
The race for the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League individual honours is reaching boiling point as a new name enters the conversation to challenge the established frontrunners. While the spotlight has largely remained on teenage sensation Relebohile Mofokeng, Richards Bay head coach Ronnie Gabriel has thrown a domestic spanner in the works by touting one of his own rising stars for a major accolade.
The 40-year-old has been given an opportunity to prove his mettle as a coach. After working as an assistant to Adnan Beganovic, he is now at the helm of the Rockets, who are in the Nedbank Cup final, which is a big test for him.
The Rockets' chairman has opened up on the difficult decision to sack the 43-year-old coach, admitting that the terrifying reality of relegation left him with no other choice. Despite a three-year tenure that saw the coach become a staple of the club's identity, a disastrous winless run forced the Mpumalanga-based side's hierarchy to swing the axe.
The former Golden Arrows defender has insisted that the club possesses the requisite quality and mental fortitude to maintain its top-flight status. Despite a challenging campaign that has seen Bahlabane Ba Ntwa hovering dangerously near the bottom of the table, the 37-year-old remains steadfast in his belief that survival is within reach.