The brutal nature of the Betway Premiership has claimed another managerial casualty as Durban City FC have reportedly parted ways with Khalil Ben Youssef. The former Kaizer Chiefs man, who was only appointed to the role three months ago, has been relieved of his duties despite leading the club through a continental campaign.
The Brazilians have bolstered their defensive ranks with the addition of Wandile Dube, securing the highly-rated left-footed centre-back from AmaZulu. While the 22-year-old arrives with a growing reputation, experts are already warning against placing the weight of unfair expectations on his shoulders at Chloorkop.
The Brazilians strengthened their squad with a new defensive addition as the transfer window entered its final stages. The Chloorkop outfit waited until after the deadline day to make the signing announcement, adding another option to a squad competing for honours domestically and on the continental stage.
The Brazilians are reportedly working to finalise a late move for AmaZulu starlet Wandile Dube as the transfer window reaches its climax. The Brazilians appear to have successfully jumped to the front of the queue for the highly-rated 22-year-old defender.
Usuthu's head coach has issued a challenge to his squad, insisting that the goalscoring burden must be shared across the team rather than resting solely on their Zimbabwean striker. Despite the forward's scintillating form in the Betway Premiership, the Usuthu boss is eager to ensure his side does not become a one-man show.
Brandon Truter gets first taste of win against the Rockets; Milford FC are up to 5th after picking up a point against Durban City; Stellies brushed aside the Betway Premiership newbies to end their winless run; Zimbabwean talisman continued his red-hot scoring form as his goal ensured Usuthu went on a three-match winning run; Babina Noko won a five-goal thriller against Natal Rich Boys.
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