Ikhtisar Mkhambathi

The Soweto giants have finally scaled the mountain top of South African football, ending the title drought that had lingered for over a decade. The Buccaneers clinched the Premier Soccer League crown with a solid win over Orbit College, with celebrations following at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Buccaneers' shot-stopper has solidified his place in the club’s history books after a magnificent season that saw the Sea Robbers end a long wait for league glory. Despite shattering records and playing a pivotal role in a historic treble success, the 29-year-old netminder remains grounded when his name is mentioned alongside the club’s greatest-ever icons.

Bafana Bafana star has lifted the lid on his debut season with the Soweto giants after helping his side secure a historic treble. The attacker admitted that while the pressure from the Ghost has been intense, it played a vital role in the club finally ending a 14-year wait for league glory.

The 20-year-old South African defender had a match that saw both the best, and worst of the youngster. He created the Fire's opening goal with a defence splitting pass down the flank, but was caught out of position and reacted slowly to the danger when Toronto got their equaliser.