Kaizer Chiefs have broken their silence following the club’s disappointing CAF Confederation Cup exit at the hands of Zambian outfit Red Arrows.
Golden Arrows secured their place in the Carling Knockout quarter-finals in commanding fashion, brushing aside Chippa United 4 nil at Umlazi’s King Zwelithini Stadium in Kwa-Zulu Natal.
Siwelele FC booked their place in the Carling Knockout quarter-finals after edging out Polokwane City in a tense penalty shoot-out.
Orlando Pirates responded in emphatic fashion, securing their place in the CAF Champions League group stage with a dominant performance and convincing victory.
Kaizer Chiefs’ CAF Confederation Cup journey came to a painful end as Amakhosi fell short in a dramatic penalty shootout, crashing out of the competition in the pre-liminary rounds.
Mamelodi Sundowns have suffered a stunning early exit from the CAF Champions League, crashing out to Angolan league leaders Wiliete SC on the away-goals rule.
South Africa will look to round off a busy international break on a high when they face North African giants Egypt in an intriguing international friendly later tonight.
Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Cavin Johnson believes Pitso Mosimane is making the right call by testing Bafana Bafana against some of Africa’s strongest football nations, with the upcoming clash against Egypt providing a valuable benchmark for the national team.
As the PSL official transfer window closes, South Africa’s traditional “Big Three” clubs took vastly different strategies to reinforce their squads.
As much as one is happy about coach Pitso Mosimane’s return to Bafana Bafana and strongly believes the South African Football Association (Safa) made the right decision, selecting two goalkeepers from the same team doesn’t make sense and is…