Ramahlwe Mphahlele says he’s determined to help Orbit College save their Betway Premiership status as he nears the end of his playing days.
The matches form part of Bafana Bafana’s preparations for upcoming international competitions and will take place on 27 March at Moses Mabhida Stadium and on 31 March at DHL Stadium.
With South Africa’s traditional “Big Three”—Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, and Mamelodi Sundowns—all watching from the sidelines, the path to glory has been blown wide open in this season’s Nedbank Cup.
The fixture, scheduled for Tuesday at Olympia Park Stadium, comes just three days before Sundowns’ crucial CAF Champions League quarterfinal against Stade Malien.
Mamelodi Sundowns head into Tuesday’s rearranged Betway Premiership clash against Orbit College with their eyes firmly on the summit of the league table
Durban City have endured significant instability off the pitch throughout the campaign. The season began with Gavin Hunt as head coach, but he was replaced midway through the season by Sinethemba Badela.
Durban City secured their place in the semi-finals of the Nedbank Cup with a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Golden Arrows on Sunday.
TS Galaxy booked their place in the Nedbank Cup semi-finals after defeating lower-division side Jacksa Spears 2-0 at the Solomon Mahlangu Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Bernard Parker knows the potential dangers of playing a lower league team as he prepares TS Galaxy for a Nedbank Cup quarter-final clash with Jacksa Spears.
Sekhukhune coach Eric Tinkler says he was proud of his players’ performances despite their “heartbreaking” shock Nedbank Cup quarter-final loss to Milford.