The Soweto giants have finally brought an end to 14 years of heartbreak by reclaiming the Premier Soccer League crown, but Buccaneers legend believes the celebrations should not mask the work still ahead. Despite delivering a historic treble and re-establishing themselves as a force in local football, the Sea Robbers have been warned that their current squad still lacks the extra firepower needed to turn domestic dominance into genuine continental supremacy.
As the season reached its climax this past weekend, with the Orlando Pirates duo wrapping up the campaign in championship glory, PSL has kept the celebrations rolling as standout performers continue to shine. The Moroccan tactician, Bloemfontein-born shot-stopper, and Sekhukhune United' star all rose to the occasion in May, stealing the spotlight and walking away with individual monthly accolades after a blistering run of form.
The Buccaneers’ boss has cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job has left him "tired." Despite leading the Sea Robbers to a spectacular domestic treble in his debut season, the Moroccan tactician insists he needs time to reflect before committing to the project.
The Al-Ettifaq winger has opened up on social media following a turbulent period that saw him lose his place in the national team setup for the upcoming global tournament after picking up a serious knee injury in training with his club.
The former PSL coach has offered his verdict on the national team’s goalkeeping debate ahead of the global showpiece, insisting there is very little to distinguish the leading contenders. The experienced tactician believes the race for the back up goalkeeper spots remains finely balanced, adding that the quality gap between the current Kaizer Chiefs and Siwelele goalkeepers is virtually non-existent.
The Buccaneers’ captain has paid a heartfelt tribute to the club’s devoted supporters following their historic Premier Soccer League title triumph. The Sea Robbers clinched the championship after a tense battle with Mamelodi Sundowns, capping off an incredible season that also saw them lift the MTN8 and Carling Knockout Cup. With the loyal fans backing the Mayfair-based side throughout, their unwavering support proved a major boost for the players on their way to a memorable campaign.
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.
Bafana Bafana star has lifted the lid on his debut season with the Soweto giants after helping his side secure a historic treble. The attacker admitted that while the pressure from the Ghost has been intense, it played a vital role in the club finally ending a 14-year wait for league glory.
The 20-year-old South African defender had a match that saw both the best, and worst of the youngster. He created the Fire's opening goal with a defence splitting pass down the flank, but was caught out of position and reacted slowly to the danger when Toronto got their equaliser.
The Sea Robbers finally ended their long wait for league glory, but the celebrations have been swiftly dampened by an unexpected admission from the man in the dugout. Their coach has sensationally suggested he might not be at the helm for the Buccaneers' title defence next season.
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.
History was written on the final day of the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League season as Abdeslam Ouaddou’s bold prediction that the title would go down to the wire came full circle, with his side firmly in control of their destiny. Orbit, as expected, pushed the Buccaneers all the way in a tense, high-stakes battle, but the contest took a dramatic twist as costly own goals from Orbit handed the Buccaneers a crucial advantage on the scoreboard, swinging momentum firmly in their favour.
The former South Africa international has issued a stern warning to the Buccaneers as they prepare for a high-stakes Betway Premiership title decider against the Mswenko boys. The legendary striker believes the Soweto giants must dramatically improve their composure in front of goal if they are to end their long-standing league title drought this weekend.
The Buccaneers stand on the precipice of history as they prepare for a high-stakes Betway Premiership finale against Mswenko boys at the Mbombela Stadium. Abdeslam Ouaddou's right hand man has expressed unwavering confidence in his side's ability to secure the result needed to clinch a first league title in over a decade.
All the details you need to follow the Premier Soccer League clash that will decide the title destination of the Premier Soccer League and a relegation spot. As it stands, The Ghost will be crowned champions on Saturday with a victory over second-from-bottom The Mswenko Boys while points for the Rustenburg side could see them escape the relegation/promotion play offs.
The Buccaneers are on the brink of domestic glory, but local legend Mlungisi Ngubane has issued a stern warning against complacency. The former Bush Bucks star has invoked the ghost of 1987, reminding the Buccaneers of the painful lesson the Glamour Boys learned during a dramatic end-of-season meltdown.
The Mswenko Boys’ tactician has thrown down the gauntlet ahead of their season-defining clash with the Buccaneers, referencing Bible stories and warning that tears will flow at the Mbombela Stadium. With the Betway Premiership title on the line for the visitors and top-flight survival at stake for the hosts, the stage is set for a dramatic final-day showdown.
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 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.
The former Buccaneers winger has thrown his weight behind two of the club's current stars to sweep the individual honours at the end of the campaign. The Siwelele FC attacker believes the level of consistency shown by the duo has placed them head and shoulders above the rest of the Premier Soccer League.
The Former Sea Robbers striker has launched a stinging attack on the current crop of Buccaneers following their frustrating 0-0 draw against the KZN-based side. The retired marksman believes a lack of tactical discipline and a desire for personal accolades cost the club a vital victory in what was a domestic title-deciding clash.
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 Buccaneers icon Tebogo Moloi has made a passionate plea to the club’s hierarchy regarding the future of stagnant playmaker. The gifted midfielder has struggled to make an impact in the Soweto giants' starting XI after a promising start to his tenure with the Black and White.
Former Kaizer Chiefs mentor believes a changing of the guard is finally sweeping through South African football as the domestic season races towards a dramatic climax. The experienced tactician insists the Sea Robbers are well-positioned to land the league title and end years of dominance from their rivals at Chloorkop, although he warns it will be anything but straightforward, with a tough challenge awaiting them on the final day of the campaign.