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Aubrey Modiba Mamelodi Sundowns

Modiba: Downs must defend CL title

The Brazilians full-back has laid down a significant marker for the South African giants following their impressive continental success on the global stage. After securing the FIFA African-Asia-Pacific Cup with a hard-fought victory over Al-Malaki, the 31-year-old is already looking toward future dominance. He believes that maintaining their status as Africa’s premier club is the only way to ensure the Pretoria giants continue to rub shoulders with the world’s elite.

Nthuthuko Mlotshwa, Chippa United & Ntandoyenkosi Nkosi TS Galaxy

Rest of PSL Wrap: Truter gets first Chippa win, Milford up to 5th, Stellies edge Kruger

Brandon Truter gets first taste of win against the Rockets; Milford FC are up to 5th after picking up a point against Durban City; Stellies brushed aside the Betway Premiership newbies to end their winless run; Zimbabwean talisman continued his red-hot scoring form as his goal ensured Usuthu went on a three-match winning run; Babina Noko won a five-goal thriller against Natal Rich Boys.

Thabang Matuludi, Mamelodi Sundowns & Firas Al Buraikan, AI Ahli

Sundowns 2-1 Al Ahli: 'Williams & Petersen are the same; PSL refs see how to officiate properly; Matuludi would’ve missed FIFA if he went to Pirates'

The celebrations continued for the Pretoria outfit as they once again raised the South African flag high, securing their place in the next stage of the FIFA Intercontinental Cup after overcoming the Asian champions in a closely contested affair. The Brazilians showed their character on the big stage, battling through a tight contest before eventually getting the result they needed to keep their impressive journey alive.

Brandon Petersen, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs urged to bench Petersen

Amakhosi are facing a major selection dilemma in goal after their captain’s latest high-profile error cost the Glamour Boys valuable points against Polokwane City. The veteran shot-stopper is under heavy fire from former players and fans alike as the Soweto giants struggle for consistency between the sticks.

Al Ahli v Kawasaki Frontale: AFC Champions League Elite Final

Al-Ahli warned ahead of Sundowns final - 'Urgent need to find immediate solutions'

The Saudi club have been issued a stark warning regarding their defensive vulnerabilities ahead of the highly anticipated FIFA Intercontinental Cup final. The Saudi Pro League side is set to face reigning African champions Mamelodi Sundowns in a clash that could expose their recent tactical inconsistencies seeing them on a run of just two wins in their last five outings.

Sifiso Ngobeni, TS Galaxy & Aphiwe Mphothe, Kruger United

PSL Wrap: Kruger claim derby bragging rights, Milford hit five,

The Village Boys claimed their first win in the Betway Premiership in the Mpumalanga Derby, after the Stallions thumped the Natal Rich Boyz, while the City of Roses outfit settled for a draw with Abafana Bes’thende. Another goal from the league’s in-form marksman saw Usuthu climb the table on Saturday, with Bradley Grobler’s late equaliser earning Gavin Hunt’s men a point on Friday.

Fernando Da Cruz Kaizer Chiefs

Da Cruz blasts errors after Polokwane draw

Amakhosi missed the opportunity to climb the Betway Premiership table on Saturday as a series of defensive lapses resulted in a frustrating 1-1 draw against Rise and Shine. Despite dominating large portions of the encounter, the Glamour Boys were left to rue missed chances and a significant goalkeeping error that allowed the hosts back into the contest.

Tsepo Matsimbi, Sekhukhune United & Victor Letsoale, TS Galaxy

Rest of PSL Wrap: Sekhukhune winless streak rolls on, Chippa stumble & AmaZulu up to 3rd

Babina Noko and the Rockets became the third fixture of the weekend to end in a draw, following the Chilli Boys and the Stallions, who were also forced to settle for a point each after neither side could find the net, while Gallants shared the spoils with Rise and Shine. Meanwhile, Usuthu leapfrogged Kaizer Chiefs into third place as their Zimbabwean striker found the back of the net yet again.