The former Bafana Bafana and Amakhosi star delivered a blistering critique of referee Luxolo Badi following the explosive showdown between the Brazilians and the Soweto giants. The fiery 1-1 stalemate at the sold-out Loftus Versfeld Stadium descended into chaos at times, with a flurry of crunching tackles and dangerous challenges leaving several players nursing serious injuries.
The Brazilians tactician has provoked controversy by claiming that the Kaizer Chiefs side under their previous coach were a far more formidable opponent than the current iteration who claimed a hard-fought 1-1 draw against them on Wednesday evening, handing the league title momentum to Orlando Pirates.
The Brazilians boss has launched a scathing attack on the match officials after seeing his side drop crucial points in a dramatic draw against the Glamour Boys at Loftus Versfeld. The result has revitalised the Betway Premiership title race, handing a massive lifeline to rivals Orlando Pirates.
Wednesday night's league games all ended in draws of various hues. None of Usuthu, Rise and Shine or Natal Rich Boyz managed the wins they needed to advance their season ambitions. Earlier, in the delayed game from Tuesday, Babina Noko stamped their authority on relegation threatened Chilli Boys for the only win of the day.
Ex-Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs star has had his say on an electrifying PSL title race, and he’s backing the Brazilians to add more silverware to their crowded trophy cabinet. While the revitalised Buccaneers are currently breathing down their necks, the three-time league winner is adamant that the Chloorkop outfit’s championship DNA will be the deciding factor in holding off the Sea Robbers.
The Brazilians defender has issued a warning to his teammates ahead of their high-stakes Betway Premiership clash against Amakhosi. Despite Masandawana's dominant league form, the Bafana Bafana international believes the third position holders pose a serious threat to their unbeaten run.
Masandawana star Grant Kekana has fired a warning shot at the Soweto giants, insisting the Brazilians are back to their ruthless best ahead of Wednesday’s heavyweight PSL showdown. With the title race heating up, the veteran defender says the reigning champions have rediscovered their swagger and are primed to halt Amakhosi’s mini-revival in its tracks at Loftus Versfeld.
The Rockets chairman has broken his silence regarding the long-term future of Amakhosi legend in the club's dugout. The veteran forward's path to the permanent hot seat has met a significant roadblock.
The Brazilians icon has backed his former club to end their long wait for a second continental crown, insisting the current squad possesses the necessary depth and quality to go all the way. The SA representatives are eyeing a historic second star to add to the one they famously secured back in 2016 under Pitso Mosimane.
The Masandawana captain has opened up on the significant impact the imported talent has had on the club’s sustained dominance. The veteran midfielder highlighted how the influx of overseas stars has provided the necessary quality to keep his side at the pinnacle of African football.
After an impressive month it was no surprise that the Bucs winger grabbed both prizes, which he would have deserved just for his cracker of a goal against AmaZulu. The Sundowns coach retained his title off the back of three wins and two draws as his side hit the summit of the league table at exactly the right time.
The Bucs legend has insisted that the battle for the Betway Premiership title is far from over despite the Brazilians' five-point advantage at the summit. The former player believes the upcoming clash between the log leaders and Kaizer Chiefs could be the turning point that keeps the Sea Robbers in the hunt.
The reigning champions are closing in on a record-extending ninth consecutive Betway Premiership title as the league confirms a crucial schedule adjustment. The Brazilians now know exactly when and where they could potentially hoist the trophy as they balance domestic dominance with the pursuit of continental glory.
The retired midfielder believes the Betway Premiership title race is not yet a foregone conclusion despite the Brazilians sitting in a commanding position. With a crucial clash against Kaizer Chiefs on the horizon, the Cameroonian has urged caution while acknowledging the quality within the squad and the consistency of results have almost delivered their ninth league title in a row.
The African football governing body has raised eyebrows across the continent after appointing a high-profile yet divisive figure to officiate the biggest club game on the continent. The Congolese has been confirmed as the man in the middle for the final’s first leg between The Brazilians and Al-Zaeem.
The Brazilians boss has lauded the midfield maestro as a vital asset to the club following a dominant performance on Sunday to extended their lead at the top of the Betway Premiership table. But the Portuguese mentor also had to answer pointed questions on the 28-year-old winger's unavailability.
The Citizens’ coach revealed that the youthful energy of Luphumlo ‘Kaka’ Sifumba was the driving force behind his side’s dramatic cup final triumph on Saturday. After trailing at the break, the Team of Choice staged a spirited second-half fightback in Polokwane to secure the silverware.
The Brazilians’ goalkeeper has revealed that the squad was deeply hurt after missing out on Africa’s premier club title last season. As the PSL heavyweights prepare for another shot at continental glory, the Bafana Bafana captain is determined to ensure history does not repeat itself against AS FAR.
The Ke Yona Cup final delivered a fairytale finish on Saturday night as Durban City etched their name into South African football folklore. In a remarkable first season in the top flight, the newly promoted side capped off their dream campaign by lifting their first major piece of silverware, edging TS Galaxy 2-1 at the Peter Mokaba Stadium.
The Rockets tactician has admitted that his side’s inability to address long-standing defensive vulnerabilities ultimately cost them the chance to lift the Cup. The 2018–19 winners fell to a 2-1 defeat against Durban City in Polokwane on Saturday, extending a miserable run of form for the Mpumalanga-based outfit.
Darren Keet has confirmed he will retire from professional football at the end of the current season. The 36-year-old made the emotional announcement just moments after helping Durban City secure their first-ever Nedbank Cup title with a victory over TS Galaxy at the Peter Mokaba Stadium.
With everything at stake in the Ke Yona final, the Rockets bore the burden of expectation as they aimed to steady a disappointing Premier Soccer League campaign and relive their greatest moment in the competition, lifting the trophy at Moses Mabhida Stadium against Kaizer Chiefs in 2019, back when they were still in the First National Division. On the other side, the league newcomers embraced a golden opportunity to write their names into the history books and end KwaZulu-Natal’s long wait for silverware, with a chance to reignite the province’s cup pedigree.
Both sides have been bullish during the build up to the final but only one can emerge victorious with their name engraved on the trophy. The Citizens will be confident after doing the league double over The Rockets but their new interim coach Bernard Parker has cup pedigree he can hopefully instil in his players.
The Mpumalanga-based outfit’s interim coach is tapping deep into his Ke Yona memory bank as he gears up the Rockets for the 2026 campaign. The ultimate big-game operator, Bernard Parker, has lived every emotion knockout football can offer, from the joy of lifting the trophy to the agony of falling at the final hurdle, and he believes his rich Amakhosi pedigree holds the blueprint for silverware success.
History beckons for City as they prepare for a defining Ke Yona showdown against the Rockets at Peter Mokaba Stadium. The man at the helm of the Durban-based outfit is determined to lean on the grit, resilience, and steel that have fuelled their fairytale run, as they bid to etch their name into the history books with a landmark piece of silverware.
The 40-year-old seamlessly transitioned into coaching after calling time on his playing career. He now faces the daunting task of reviving a side that has endured a 10-match winless run in the Premier Soccer League. All eyes will be on him to inspire a turnaround and restore belief within a struggling squad.