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 Asanele Velebayi, Kaizer Chiefs, October 2025

Velebayi warns new talent of Chiefs' pressure

The Soweto giants winger has delivered a stark reality check to the new arrival, explaining the psychological weight of representing South Africa's most supported club. The former Stellenbosch attacker faces a daunting task as he looks to establish himself in a squad undergoing a massive transformation under Fernando Da Cruz.

Thabiso Moloisane Kaizer Chiefs

Why Moloisane chose Chiefs

Amakhosi's new boy's agent has finally opened up about the difficult decisions that led him to Naturena. The Bafana international was one of the most sought-after defenders in the Premier Soccer League following his stellar performances for Stellenbosch.

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Standings

Premier Soccer League crestPremier Soccer League

PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
12Durban City crestDurban City302112-12
D
D
L
13Chippa United crestChippa United302114-32
L
D
D
14Kruger United crestKruger United301225-31
L
D
L
15Siwelele crestSiwelele301225-31
L
L
D
16Marumo Gallants crestMarumo Gallants301215-41
L
L
D
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Frequently asked questions

M-Net Television purchased Pretoria City FC in July 1994.

After M-Net purchased Pretoria City FC they sought permission to change the club’s name to maximise brand awareness.

SuperSport is a collection of television channels owned by MultiChoice who are in turn, owned by parent company Naspers, a broad-based multi-national media group.

The club’s official home ground is the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville.

The club is known as Matsatsantsa (The Swanky Boys) or The Spartans by fans.

They have won 12 major domestic honours.

They have won the PSL three times (2007–08, 2008–09, 2009–10).

Ronald Lawrence 224 (including Pretoria City matches).

Bradley Grobler with 58 goals.