With the case now settled, the football official says Bafana now have a chance of rightfully fighting for a slot in next year's finals. He also feels Lesotho would have played their last qualifier differently had FIFA rendered judgement.
The attacking midfielder is currently recuperating from a recent injury that has already ruled him out of upcoming Bafana games. Although Cardoso is confident of Zwane's quick recovery, he has called for patience and said the club is cautious about his situation.
The forward has established himself as one of the key players of his current club, and this is the reason he was massively linked with Amakhosi. Although he did not sign for the Glamour Boys in the last transfer window, he maintains his dream to play for one of the PSL heavyweights is valid.
Struggling Chilli Boys managed to add a point to their tally, but it was not enough to lift them out of the relegation zone. The Maroons, on the other hand, were unable to end their winless run, meaning they are just above the red zone.
For the first time since leaving Mamelodi Sundowns, the youthful coach is back in the continent's premier club competition. It is also his first time to lead a North African side in this tournament after failing to help Wydad Casablanca return to Africa, leading to his sacking. He is now in Algeria trying to guide the 1976 African champions to continental glory.
The Brazilians' Premier Soccer League title is under serious threat as Babina Noko lead the race for glory while Bucs and Amakhosi are on the hunt. Downs’ grip on the league title is starting to feel less certain as Sekhukhune have taken the spotlight, leading the pack from the very beginning of the season.
The Abafana Bes'thende tactician believes his former club is still a competitive side and has explained what is making Masandawana struggle. The coach has also tipped the new signings to shine and help the club.
Durban City now have the same points as Orlando Pirates after a goalless draw against Stellenbosch, while Chilli Boys collected a point that took them above Siwelele FC, although they remain in the relegation zone.
The Sea Robbers have strengthened the playing unit with more than 10 new signings so far, but it seems they are not done yet. As the clock ticks towards the deadline, Bucs look to sign another PSL star.
Premier Soccer League action continues as the title race is slowly taking shape with teams separating each other. Log leaders Babina Noko remain unbeaten in this campaign after securing maximum points on Saturday at home against visiting Abafana Bes'thende. At the other end of the table, some teams are already in the battle to stay safe.
Masandawana rallied from behind to claim all three points against the KwaZulu-Natal side at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Saturday night. The win keeps Sundowns within striking distance of Premier Soccer League leaders Sekhukhune United as the title race heats up.
The 37-year-old is showing no signs of having tired legs but appears to be maturing with age as he chanses records in the Premier Soccer League. Experience seems to be at work for the Sekhukhune United man who has not played for the national team under coach Hugo Broos.
The 37-year-old scored his 12th goal in 25 matches against the Glamour Boys in the South African top tier assignment to go top of the table. He made it worse by claiming the Soweto giants refused to give him a chance a couple of years ago, claiming he was too old to deliver for them.
The experienced striker was on target twice as Babina Noko sunk Amakhosi on their own turf and ended their unbeaten run in the league. After helping his side torment the Glamour Boys, Grobler revealed Amakhosi overlooked him when he wanted to sign for them. A decision they surely regret with the striker now having scored 12 goals against them.
In what could be seen as leakage for rival coaches and clubs, Tinkler has revealed how he was able to beat Amakhosi in a high-stakes encounter. Babina Noko outclassed the Glamour Boys by becoming the first team to beat them this season.
The Soweto giants suffered their first Premier Soccer League defeat of the season after falling to high-flying Babina Noko. Amakhosi tried to get themselves into the match, but they had no answers to their opponents' resilience in the second half. Chiefs coach reacts to how things went on the night in Soweto.
The seasoned 37-year-old striker displayed a standout performance against the Glamour Boys, leading Babina Noko’s charge to the top of the PSL table. His experience and sharp finishing proved decisive in a night that reshaped the early title race.
It was not business as usual for the Glamour Boys who were reduced to second-best team by Babina Noko in the midweek assignment staged at the FNB Stadium as Amakhosi suffered their first defeat this season.
Eric Tinkler’s side proved a formidable force in midweek PSL action, outmuscling the Glamour Boys to claim all three points under the lights at FNB Stadium on Tuesday night. The visitors’ resilience and tactical discipline left Chiefs with plenty to ponder.
The 25-year-old has been on arguably his best form in the last couple of weeks, helping Amakhosi to an excellent start to the new season. However, the club might miss him for a couple of games.
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