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Khalil Ben Youssef, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs feel robbed after Galaxy draw as Ben Youssef highlights ex-PSL Referee of the Season's mistake

Amakhosi were once again left frustrated in front of goal, recording their second straight goalless stalemate after also firing blanks against Chippa United in midweek. Despite dominating large spells, Chiefs could not find the breakthrough against the Rockets in their match on Sunday, December 7, yet the point was enough to lift them into fourth place on the Premier Soccer League table.

Mduduzi Shabalala, Kaizer Chiefs & Jeffrey Mzwandile Dlamini, TS Galaxy, December 2025

'Don't compare Rele with Mdu! Chiefs need Sangoma, not Vilakazi-Instagram'

With two games before the Premier Soccer League takes a break, Amakhosi had a chance to go level with Orlando Pirates. They were held by Chippa United, and the second attempt was to beat TS Galaxy and go level with Mamelodi Sundowns, but they have also squandered that chance. Although Galaxy were reduced, the Glamour Boys failed to take advantage, as they were frustrated at Mbombela Stadium.

Puso Dithejane, TS Galaxy, November 2025

TS Galaxy coach Beganovic delivers verdict on Chiefs reject's chances to play for Bafana

The 21-year-old has managed to reinvent himself after being discarded by Amakhosi, putting the Soweto giants under scrutiny for letting such a big talent slip away. While he has bounced back strongly from the Naturena setback, he is still chasing his major breakthrough on the international stage. Even though he earned a place in the preliminary squad for the 2025 AFCON, he has yet to firmly establish himself in the national team setup, but would be happy for the recognition.

Mamelodi Sundowns, December 2025

Sundowns invited for tournament outside SA as PSL takes break

The Premier Soccer League giants are set to sharpen themselves with opponents outside the country as the season takes a break. The league will go into a break to allow players to represent their respective countries in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals in Morocco. Five of the Masandawana stars will be part of Hugo Broos' team, but the rest will not have as much rest, as they are scheduled to participate in the tournament.

Mfundo Vilakazi, Kaizer Chiefs

Chiefs warned about Kaze & Ben Youssef 'problems' as Vilakazi will 'learn the hard way'

The tacticians have been in charge of Amakhosi since Nasreddine Nabi left just as the season began. Both coaches were assistants to Nabi but were left untouched when the Soweto giants parted ways with the Nedbank Cup-winning Tunisian. Although they have led Chiefs to a historical milestone in the CAF Confederation Cup, their reign has been described as a disaster in waiting for the club.

Khuliso Mudau, Mamelodi Sundowns, October 2025

Pirates-linked right-back opens up on competing with Mudau after Monyane snub ahead of AFCON

The South African national team is just a few days away from departing for Morocco, where they will continue their preparations for the Africa Cup of Nations, kicking off on December 21. For a certain PSL right-back, who has earned a place in Hugo Broos’ 25-man squad, a new chapter begins. He will be aiming to see his career reach new heights while gaining valuable experience on the continental stage.

Nkosinathi Sibisi, Orlando Pirates

'If Sibisi can allow Mbokazi to lift the CKO! You had to borrow a player from Chicago Fire, Chiefs fans are praying'

The Soweto giants square off against Bahlabane ba Ntwa in the Carling Knockout final at Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday, aiming to end the season on a high after also being guaranteed to end the year as Premier Soccer League leaders. Having already lifted the MTN8 in October, the Buccaneers are chasing a second major trophy this term as they seek to continue as domestic football's Cup Kings.

Bafana Bafana, South Africa

Tinkler criticises Broos' Bafana AFCON squad by insisting 'I don’t think we have the best squad selected'

South Africa find themselves in seemingly challenging Group B at the continental tournament alongside Egypt, Angola and Zimbabwe. Navigating through this pool will be crucial if they are to reach the knockout rounds. They are determined to improve on their previous campaign, where they secured a bronze medal. However, doubts have surfaced after an experienced coach questioned the squad selected by the Belgian tactician. That scrutiny has added extra pressure on the team to prove their capabilities on the big stage.

Gaston Sirino, Kaizer Chiefs, December 2025

'We didn't promise a trophy!' Chiefs' top official break fans' hearts

The Glamour Boys have had a strong run this season across all competitions after the signings they made at the end of the 2024/25 campaign. A win against TS Galaxy on Sunday will see them end the year with just two points behind leaders and traditional rivals Orlando Pirates, who have been doing quite well under Abdeslam Ouaddou. But a disappointing draw with Chippa has deflated fan expectations.

Mfundo Vilakazi, Kaizer Chiefs

‘Chiefs are going to position nine; Relegation is looming for them - Amakhosi will be back in PSL in 2028'

Amakhosi endured a frustrating evening as they were held to a goalless stalemate by bottom‑placed Chippa United at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Gqeberha on Wednesday, December 3. Chiefs controlled large spells of possession and carved out chances but failed to convert, leaving them to settle for a single point in their Premier Soccer League away fixture.

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