The stage is set for a monumental showdown in the Knockout semi-finals as the Soweto giants prepare to travel to Tshwane for a high-stakes clash against the Brazilians. While Amakhosi fans are hopeful of an upset, Junior Khanye believes a massive reality check is coming for the Glamour Boys.
The Masandawana defender has opened up about the mental fortitude required to succeed at Chloorkop after a challenging debut season. The left-back, who arrived from Stellenbosch with high expectations, had to wait patiently for his opportunity in a star-studded squad.
The former Buccaneers playmaker has moved to clarify his relationship with the Sea Robbers' head coach following his recent departure from the club. Despite persistent rumours suggesting a rift between the pair during their time together in Soweto, the midfielder insists any tension has been overstated.
The former Buccaneers star has broken his silence on the harrowing circumstances that led to his departure from the Soweto giants. The playmaker, who recently completed a move to Bahraini outfit Al Khaldiya SC, admitted that the transition was motivated by a desperate need for mental peace rather than a lucrative payday.
Amakhosi have received a significant boost in their pursuit of silverware with news that the 21-year-old is nearing a competitive return. The talented winger has been a notable absentee for the Soweto giants following a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a serious ankle problem.
Amakhosi head coach Fernando Da Cruz reacted to his side being drawn against the Tshwane giants in the Knockout Cup semi-finals. The Glamour Boys advanced to the final four after a hard-fought win over Siwelele, setting up a heavyweight clash.
The semi-final line-up for the Carling Knockout Cup has been officially confirmed following a dramatic weekend of quarter-final action. Football fans across South Africa had been bracing for a potential Soweto Derby, but the luck of the draw has kept the two giants on opposite sides of the bracket.
Gavin Hunt's side progressed to the semi-finals following a dramatic 2-1 victory over Arthur Zwane's Usuthu at the Danie Craven Stadium. A 97th-minute penalty from Sinoxolo Kwayiba decided a tense encounter that appeared destined for extra time.
AmaZulu stars Sandile Mthethwa and Nkosikhona Radebe have voiced a powerful collective resolve to end the club’s long wait for silverware ahead of their crucial cup encounter. The duo believes that securing a trophy is the only way to repay the faith shown by the club's leadership and passionate fanbase.
The teenager enjoyed a dream full debut for Orlando Pirates as his decisive goal secured a 1-0 victory over Sekhukhune United in the Carling Knockout Cup. The 19-year-old academy product not only propelled the Buccaneers into the semi-finals but also walked away with the Man of the Match award and a significant cash prize.
Premier Soccer League chairman has officially thrown his weight behind the introduction of Video Assistant Referee technology in South African football. The league chief insists that the organisation is prepared to embrace the system following a series of high-profile refereeing controversies.
Usuthu have emerged as the surprise package of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season, mounting a genuine challenge to the established order at the top of the table. Under the guidance of Arthur Zwane, the Durban-based side has transformed into a consistent force capable of upsetting the traditional power dynamics of South African football.
The Usuthu head coach has expressed his immense pride in the grit shown by his squad following a crucial victory in the KwaZulu-Natal derby. The Durban-based side secured their sixth consecutive league win to maintain pressure on the pacesetters at the top of the table.
The Glamour Boys' football manager has pointed to the disruptive nature of the extended international break and player injuries as the primary reason for the club's recent dip in form. Despite a promising start to the new campaign, the Soweto giants struggled to maintain their high intensity during a period plagued by fixture gaps and fitness concerns, leading to a frustrating run of results.
The Glamour Boys goalie has offered a staunch defence of the club head coach, insisting the squad remains fully committed to the Frenchman's vision. Despite growing unrest among the Amakhosi faithful following a string of disappointing results, the shot-stopper believes the tactical foundations being laid at Naturena will eventually yield success.
The Amakhosi coach is exuding a sense of calm and belief as he prepares to lead the club into his first-ever Soweto Derby this weekend. Despite a rocky start to his tenure at Naturena, the French tactician believes his side has found the necessary momentum to challenge their bitter rivals at a sold-out FNB Stadium.
The Citizens have made history by securing a place in the CAF Confederation Cup group stages for the first time in the club's existence. The South African outfit delivered a clinical performance away from home to brush aside their Mauritian opponents and confirm their status among the continent's elite.
Former Orlando Pirates coach Fadlu Davids has provided a clear roadmap for the duo to break back into the national team setup. The former Stellenbosch stars are currently plyng their trade in Morocco with Botola Pro League champions MAS Fes, looking to catch the eye of the Bafana head coach.
The ex-Durban City mentor has delivered a stinging assessment of the youth structures in South African football, using the 22-year-old as a primary example. The Tunisian tactician believes that tactical awareness and mental composure are lacking in the local game, preventing talented prospects from reaching their full potential.
Chippa United head coach Brandon Truter has launched a scathing attack on the media, claiming a false narrative is being constructed to force him out of his position. The Chilli Boys boss finds himself under mounting scrutiny following a devastating 4-0 loss to Golden Arrows over the weekend.
Being a Red Devils and Amakhosi supporter these days requires serious patience according to columnist Lerato Mkhondo. Every weekend, you convince yourself that things will get better, only to find yourself asking the same question after another disappointing performance: how much longer must we put up with this?
GOAL brings you all the details as Amakhosi take on the Airmen at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. The Glamour Boys are 1-0 down from the away leg and will need to up their performance levels if they hope to progress to the group stages of the competition.
Stellies' head coach believes his side has what it takes to navigate the unpredictable waters of the Carling Knockout Cup. Despite a mixed run of form in the league, the veteran tactician is banking on the competition's unique history of producing surprise champions to fuel his team's ambitions.
TS Galaxy are viewing their upcoming Carling Knockout Cup clash against Kaizer Chiefs as a potential turning point for their campaign. Despite a challenging start to the domestic season, the Rockets believe a statement victory over the Soweto giants is exactly what they need to find their rhythm.
South African football now shifts it's focus to the second domestic cup competition of the season as the fixture details for the Carling Knockout Cup Round of 16 have been released.
Columnist Lerato Mkhondo argues that The Glamour Boys cannot afford to spend another season simply finding their feet. They need a clear plan, visible improvement and a recognisable identity that the French coach seems incapable of delivering.
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