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Khalil Ben Youssef Durban City

Ben Youssef backs Durban City for Pirates clash

The Citizens tactician is maintaining an upbeat outlook despite his side suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat to Cedric Kaze's Babina Noko in their opening league outing. The former Kaizer Chiefs co-coach believes the performance of his team in their first competitive match provides a solid foundation for the upcoming MTN8 quarter-final clash.

Siwelele vs TS Galaxy, August 2026

Rest of PSL Wrap: Siwelele & Galaxy in four-goal thriller, Kaze wins Ex-Chiefs derby, while Polokwane City win opener

The Bloemfontein outfit was held to a draw by the Rockets, who fought back to earn a point. In another encounter, Rise and Shine edged the Natal Rich Boys to get their campaign off to a winning start and secure maximum points. Meanwhile, Cedric Kaze claimed the early bragging rights over Khalil Ben Youssef in the reunion of the former Amakhosi co-coaches. AmaZulu secured all three points against Steliies. Elsewhere, Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys were forced to settle for a goalless stalemate.

Richards Bay vs Polokwane City, August 2026

Rest of PSL Wrap: Kaze wins clash of Chiefs, AmaZulu win, Arrows & Chippa share spoils

The opening day of the Premier Soccer League got underway without the goal rush many had expected, as teams struggled to find the back of the net. Cedric Kaze wins first round against Khalil Ben Youssef in the Amakhosi reunion. A second-half penalty proved decisive for Usuthu, while Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys had to settle for a share of the spoils after playing out a draw. Elsewhere, Richards Bay, Polokwane City, Siwelele and TS Galaxy will all be eager to kick off their campaigns on a positive note as they battle for valuable opening-day points.

Stellenbosch vs AmaZulu, August

PSL Wrap: Disappointing goal return as AmaZulu edge Stellies, while Arrows and Chippa share spoils

The opening day of the Premier Soccer League got underway without the goal rush many had expected, as teams struggled to find the back of the net. A second-half penalty proved decisive for Usuthu, while Abafana Bes'thende and the Chilli Boys had to settle for a share of the spoils after playing out a draw. Attention now turns to another intriguing fixture, where former Kaizer Chiefs co-coaches will go head-to-head from opposite sides of the touchline. Elsewhere, Richards Bay, Polokwane City, Siwelele and TS Galaxy will all be eager to kick off their campaigns on a positive note as they battle for valuable first match points.

Sipho Mbule, Orlando Pirates, Sbangani Zulu, Richards Bay, November 2025

Gabriel explains Zulu's move to Pirates

The Natal Rich Boyz mentor has officially addressed the departure of the star defender to the Soweto giants, marking a significant transition for the highly-rated youngster. The move sees the talented centre-back join the Sea Robbers as they bolster their defensive ranks ahead of a demanding 2026/27 campaign.

Ronnie Gabriel Richards Bay

Richards Bay appoints Gabriel as head coach

The KwaZulu-Natal outfit has officially ended their era of co-coaching by appointing Gabriel as the club's new head coach ahead of the upcoming campaign. The move sees the long-serving technical member finally take the reins solo as the Natal Rich Boyz look to establish themselves as a consistent force in the Premier Soccer League.

Sipho Mbule, Orlando Pirates, Sbangani Zulu, Richards Bay, November 2025

Pirates' new signing hailed - 'He's comfortable passing with both his left and right foot'

The Soweto giants’ recruitment drive has sent a clear message to the rest of the Premier Soccer League, but it is the arrival of the young centre-back that has generated the most intrigue among the Ghost. After a standout campaign with the Natal Rich Boyz, the 22-year-old makes the move to Mayfair with a glowing reputation as one of the most promising young defenders in South African football.

Kgaogelo Sekgota Siwelele

Seema opens up on Sekgota absence

The talented winger's return to the bright lights of the Premier Soccer League started with a bang, but the former Amakhosi man has since found himself watching from the wings. After a high-profile comeback following a period of rehabilitation, the attacker has struggled to command a regular starting berth under the former Orlando Pirates captain.

Khanyisa Mayo, Kaizer Chiefs

Mayo facing uncertain future as Chiefs loan nears end

The Bafana Bafana striker’s high-profile return to South African football is rapidly turning into a nightmare as his loan spell at Amakhosi nears its conclusion. After arriving at Naturena with a massive reputation, the former Cape Town City star has failed to secure a regular spot in the starting XI, leaving his career at a crossroads.

Phuti Mohafe, Polokwane City, April 2026

Mohafe targets Sundowns upset

The Rise and Shine tactician has identified some adjustments required for his side to pull off a massive upset against the Brazilians this weekend after they were left frustrated after a narrow midweek defeat to the league leaders, but the technical team believes the gap is closing.

Relebohile Mofokeng and Oswin Appollis, Orlando Pirates

POTS debate ramps up as new contender rises to challenge Appollis & Mofokeng

The race for the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League individual honours is reaching boiling point as a new name enters the conversation to challenge the established frontrunners. While the spotlight has largely remained on teenage sensation Relebohile Mofokeng, Richards Bay head coach Ronnie Gabriel has thrown a domestic spanner in the works by touting one of his own rising stars for a major accolade.