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The Amakhosi youth academy graduate has opened up on the mixed emotions following his historic senior debut for the Glamour Boys. Despite etching his name into the record books as the youngest goalkeeper to feature for the Naturena-based side in the Premier Soccer League, the 18-year-old shot-stopper remains a true perfectionist at heart.

The Soweto giants have finally scaled the mountain top of South African football, ending the title drought that had lingered for over a decade. The Buccaneers clinched the Premier Soccer League crown with a solid win over Orbit College, with celebrations following at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Buccaneers' shot-stopper has solidified his place in the club’s history books after a magnificent season that saw the Sea Robbers end a long wait for league glory. Despite shattering records and playing a pivotal role in a historic treble success, the 29-year-old netminder remains grounded when his name is mentioned alongside the club’s greatest-ever icons.

South Africa legend has thrown his support behind the Orlando Pirates prodigy, backing him to step into a leading role for the national team on the world stage. The 21-year-old has enjoyed a breakout domestic season and is now being tipped as a key figure in Hugo Broos’ plans, with expectations growing that he could become a central presence in the senior setup.

Bafana Bafana captain is dreaming of more than just silverware as his side prepares for the Champions League final second leg against AS FAR. The Masandawana shotstopper believes a victory in Rabat would provide a much-needed emotional boost for the entire South African nation.

South Africa's head coach has admitted he is facing an agonizing week as he prepares to trim his selection down to a final 26-man squad for the upcoming tournament. He also travelled down memory lane to when he was first appointed and the nation's attitude to their team.

The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture is no stranger to controversy online, or in real life and his seemingly innocent message of support for Master Chef appears to have rubbed people the wrong way.

The Clarets boss has issued a rallying cry to his squad, including the South Africa international, as they prepare for the global showpiece. Despite a difficult domestic campaign for the EPL side, the coach is determined to ensure his international stars arrive at the tournament in peak condition.

A Buccaneers legend has launched a scathing attack on the Belgian tactician following the announcement of the preliminary squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The retired attacker believes the veteran coach has made several grave errors in his player assessments ahead of the global showpiece.

The 32-man extended South African FIFA World Cup squad was released by SAFA and it is fair to say there were mixed reactions to the list. Both inclusions and omissions caused a stir amongst fans who took to social media to express their hopes, dreams and criticisms of the assembled players who will carry the nations expectations into the global tournament.

The expanded squad will be whittled down to just 26 players when the South Africa coach announces his final list on May 27. Until then, the following players will attend a preparatory camp in Johannesburg, minus the Mamelodi Sundowns picks as they are playing in the CAF Champions League final second leg on Sunday.

The Bafana Bafana international did not hold back in clarifying what the future would look like if it were entirely up to him, but the final decision rests with the Chloorkop hierarchy regarding his next step, as his loan spell edges towards its conclusion after a stellar campaign away from his parent club.

The 28-year-old defender has moved to clear the air regarding reports of his omission from South Africa's 2026 FIFA World Cup squad, blaming a breakdown in communication at his Romanian club FCSB for the confusion and handing Hugo Broos a significant boost by returning to action in Romania, proving his fitness just in time for the final selection process.