Siwelele news

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.

Despite signing for Bucs when his career was overshadowed by off-pitch reports of indiscipline, the Bafana Bafana star has settled well with the Soweto giants. In fact, he has established himself as a key first-teamer in the short period he has been with the club.

The Soweto giants are facing what could be their biggest assignment so far this season and failure to win against the Angolan side will see them reel out of the continental competition. It is a stern test of character for Amakhosi who are trying to recover from a three-match winless streak. But they now go into battle without some of their key players.

Top teams in the South African top-flight are set to challenge each other for the annual crown with millions of Rands at stake.

The 23-year-old, together with Happy Mashiane, were sent to spend the rest of the season with Lehlohonolo Seema' side after struggling for playing opportunities at Amakhosi. It is the first time in his professional career to play for another Premier Soccer League team, having known only the Soweto giants as his home.

Amakhosi's difficult run of form continued as they are now winless in three successive games after being restricted to a draw at home by a team that is outside the top eight. This comes as fears mount among the Soweto giants' fans that their team could return to being that strugglling side they have witnessed in recent seasons.

The tactician was happy to have collected a draw against a tough Amakhosi team in the midweek top-tier outing.

The Buccaners were one of the most active teams in the transfer market, bringing in players who made an immediate impact at the club. That has left their coach more than satisfied with the business they conducted. But the Soweto giants are now under intense scrutiny to see if the men they signed will help the club break Mamelodi Sundowns' dominance of the PSL.

The Soweto giants laboured to a slim win in their latest South African top flight assignment to make it four league victories in a row after a poor start to the PSL season.

Although it is considered a scrappy win, the Sea Robbers and their fans will care less so long as they collect maximum points. After recording the fourth consecutive win, the performance of some players has been scrutinised, with some fans calling for them to be axed.

The Sea Robbers struggled to find a way against Siwelele, but in the end, they managed to score a goal that helped them pick up an away win. As they head back to Soweto happy, their legend will be left with a lot of questions as their team fail to end the poor run.

The Sea Robbers have registered three consecutive wins in the Premier Soccer League after that poor start which saw them fall twice in a row. Coach Abdeslam Ouaddou will be demanding for nothing less than victory on Tuesday, but will have to do it without three players.

The 28-year-old had been strongly tipped to join the Buccaneers on the transfer deadline day, Monday, September 22, but things did not work out as anticipated. The Soweto giants needed another body in midfield especially in the creative department.