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The Sea Robbers welcome Dikwena tsa Meetse, who will be hoping to secure a spot in the MTN8 with a big victory over Bucs.

The 57-year-old's masterful tactics have propelled the Maroons to a top three finish during their first season of continental competition.

Rise and Shine could lose the players who were key in their campaign that saw them finish in the top eight, qualifying for MTN8 to the Soweto giants.

The retired striker has made the comparison between the two Premier Soccer League players, and decided who is best suited for the Sea Robbers.

The AmaZulu tactician opined on who he felt should be crowned as the best for the 2024/25 campaign.

The Soweto giants are in the market for players who will help them realize their targets in the new season.

In his season review, YouTuber Mpilo believes the club's league woes are the squad's fault, not the Tunisian coach's.

The league campaign wasn’t just a showcase of football’s finest talent, it was also a testament to the power of smart recruitment.

The two forwards continue to redeem himself away from Amakhosi and Bucs, clubs they did not score a single goal for.

The tactician says although the Masandawana star had a standout season, the Bucs attacker deserves it because he is young.

Going by how Amakhosi, Masandawana, and Bucs have fared before, the Tshwane giants have been tipped to be dominant in the foreseeable future.

The Tanzanian giants appeared on course for a comeback at Zanzibar's Amaan Stadium on Sunday but ultimately fell short of victory.

The 29-year-old has five seasons experience playing PSL football and three of them were spent in the Cape Winelands.