Khoza, PSL prosecutor unpack discipline procedures

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Watch as Premier Soccer League chairman Dr Irvin Khoza and the PSL prosecutor Nande Becker explain in detail the process that the league undergoes when charging clubs for infractions after questions were raised around timing of the chargers facing Mamelodi Sundowns.

Last week the league announced that they were charging Mamelodi Sundowns for the use of defender Wayne Arendse when he was in fact not eligible to play in an Absa Premiership match last year.

This was in contradiction to Article 16.3.3 of the league rules which clearly indicates that a team cannot make changes to the team sheet once it has been handed to the match commissioner.

The fact that the announcement was made just after Sundowns played against Orlando Pirates raised many questions amongst fans and sections of the media around the timing, as the Absa Premiership title race enters the business section.

Khoza and Becker thus hosted a press conference at the PSL head offices in Johannesburg on Tuesday where they explained in detail the happening which has led to the case constantly being delayed.

Watch the full press conference:

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Dean Workman