South Africa erupted in celebration after the team secured a historic 1-0 victory over South Korea to book their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32. The result marks the first time the nation has ever progressed beyond the group stages of the global showpiece, sparking high praise from one of the continent's greatest coaching minds.
In the immediate aftermath of their league title win, the Buccaneers’ boss cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job had left him "tired" and needing time to reflect before committing to the project for another season. But now Buccaneers fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief following reports that the Moroccan tactician will stay on to build on his domestic success by conquering the continent.
Former goalkeeper Brian Baloyi has launched a stinging verbal attack on the Amakhosi former co-coach, labelling the Tunisian as being shallow during his tenure at Naturena. The exchange follows the coach’s public assessment that the current The Glamour Boys squad lacks the requisite quality to challenge heavyweights Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
The highly rated young left back has bid a heartfelt farewell to Phunya Sele Sele as he prepares to complete a high-profile move to Orlando Pirates. The talented 20-year-old, who has been a standout performer in the Betway Premiership, is expected to join the Buccaneers in the coming days ahead of their pre-season tour.
The future of the Bafana Bafana goalkeeper has become a major talking point in the Betway Premier Soccer League as the heavyweights of South African football begin to circle. After a standout campaign with Sekhukhune United, the shot-stopper has found himself linked with high-profile moves to the likes of Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
The Premier Soccer League coaching carousel has seen two announcements in a single day on Wednesday as former Kaizer Chiefs co-coach lands in Durban to replace the man who was officially announced by another KwaZulu Natal club from the self same city.
The 75-year-old is facing a difficult period as he battles significant health challenges. A prominent government official has now stepped forward to urge the South African public and the corporate sector to provide necessary support for the legendary tactician.
South Africa find themselves at a crossroads in their global showpiece campaign as they prepare for a high-stakes final group-stage encounter with South Korea. After a disappointing opening loss to Mexico and a hard-fought draw against Czechia, the Mzansi side must find a clinical edge to secure their spot in the knockout rounds.
The Village Boys have moved to clarify reports regarding financial instability within their camp as they prepare for a historic maiden campaign in the Betway Premiership. Despite rumours suggesting the club is struggling to meet its obligations, the hierarchy has insisted that the situation is under control and their pre-season plans remain unaffected.
Amakhosi have set the stage for a new era by confirming the coach's return, and the appointment has already received a massive seal of approval from club icons. Former midfield general Willard Katsande has led the praise for the Frenchman, insisting that his previous ties to the club make him the perfect man to lead the Soweto giants forward.
The drama surrounding the Tunisian head coach's resignation at Naturena has taken a fresh turn as former co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef has broken his silence on allegations of betrayal levelled by Nabi after he resigned.
Buccaneers fans face the daunting prospect of losing their crown jewel after the 21-year-old's mother made it clear that a move abroad is the ultimate priority and his family believes now the time is right for him to test himself in Europe.
The South African League has reportedly officially mapped out the road for the upcoming campaign, confirming a significant shift in the traditional season-opening schedule. Fans will not have to wait much longer for the return of domestic action, as the league prepares for a packed calendar following recent international disruptions.
Former Amakhosi co-coach has delivered a sobering reality check to the Naturena faithful, claiming the club is currently incapable of dethroning South Africa's elite. While rivals Sundowns and Pirates continue to dominate, the Tunisian tactician believes the Glamour Boys remain several steps behind the required standard for league and continental glory.
A Bafana legend has called on Hugo Broos to make a bold selection call for South Africa's decisive World Cup group stage finale. After a hard-fought draw against Czechia, the focus shifts to a must-win encounter where the Sea Robbers contingent could hold the key to success.
South Africa faces a moment of truth at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, needing a victory over South Korea to secure a historic place in the knockout rounds. However, Hugo Broos must navigate this high-stakes encounter without the midfield general, who is ruled out through suspension.
South Africa finds itself at a crossroads ahead of their decisive FIFA World Cup showdown against South Korea, with suspensions threatening to derail their campaign. As Hugo Broos searches for a solution to fill the void left by Mamelodi Sundowns star, an unexpected tactical suggestion has emerged from a former Amakhosi star.
South Africa winger has admitted that Bafana must cure their habit of starting games slowly if they are to keep their World Cup dream alive. The Buccaneers man was drafted into the starting line-up for the recent draw with Czechia and is now focused on a do-or-die clash in the final group game.
Ngubane has launched a stinging critique of the Belgian tactician' selection policy for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Following South Africa's recent showing, the former star is demanding to know why the Orlando Pirates man is not a fixed name on the team sheet.
Bafana legend has outlined the two critical areas where South Africa must excel to secure a place in the knockout stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Following a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Czechia, the former defender believes Hugo Broos' side is finally learning how to handle the unique pressures of the global stage.
Amakhosi have been encouraged to make a bold move in the transfer market, but not for a player. Following the appointment of the new head coach, a former Glamour Boys star believes the Frenchman requires a specific club legend by his side to navigate the unique pressures of the Soweto giants.
The landscape of African football is shifting as more Southern African stars trade the familiarity of the PSL for the demanding but lucrative leagues of North Africa. From Percy Tau’s trophy-laden spell in Egypt to Thembinkosi Lorch’s recent resurgence in Morocco and Libya, the trend of moving north is becoming impossible to ignore.
The Orlando Pirates sensation has opened up about the tactical and motivational message he received from the head coach before stepping onto football’s biggest stage. While his long-awaited debut did not quite go according to high expectations, the 21-year-old showed glimpses of his quality after coming on in the second half, providing a spark in attack as the Belgian tactician carefully eased him into the global showpiece.
Thabang Monare is not ready to hang up his boots just yet, with the veteran midfielder insisting he still has plenty to offer the South African game. Despite being a free agent following his departure from Sekhukhune United, the former Buccaneers star believes his physical condition remains at a premium level.
The former Soweto giants co-coach has pulled back the curtain on the recruitment strategy required to return the Glamour Boys to their former glory. Despite leading the club to a third-place finish and continental qualification last season, the Tunisian tactician saw his contract run out, but he has left behind a clear warning for the Amakhosi hierarchy.
The former Amakhosi co-coach has pulled no punches in a scathing assessment of the club's current standing in South African football. Following his recent departure from Naturena, the Tunisian tactician warned that the Soweto giants are currently nowhere near the level required to challenge the country's elite.