5 things to expect in the EPL this weekend
The Premier League continues to thrill fans around the world and week 31 is unlikely to be any different, writes DEAN WORKMAN. Here are five things to expect from this weekend’s Premier League action.
Kane could be fit to face Chelsea – Pochettino
Mauricio Pochettino has not ruled Harry Kane out of Tottenham’s crunch meeting with Chelsea on Sunday but suggests the striker is more likely to return against Stoke City.
I trust we’ll win Baroka – Ekstein
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Hendrick Ekstein says he expects a difficult game against Baroka when the two sides meet in the Nedbank Cup quarter-final on Saturday.
Chiefs, Pirates, Sundowns – Where to for Andile Jali?
Andile Jali has confirmed his decision to return to the PSL, but with Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates all vying for his signature, where should the Bafana Bafana midfielder go? MARSHALL GOUTS explores…
The war of words between Mosimane and McCarthy
On Wednesday, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane claimed that the Cape Town City team was built by Muhsin Ertugral, sparking a war of words with the current coach Benni McCarthy. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Baxter: Mothiba could be an asset for Bafana
Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter says that striker Lebo Mothiba has ‘non-South African’ qualities which could make him a real asset in their bid to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations.
We’re ready for Sundowns – Nodada
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada is confident his side has what it takes to beat Mamelodi Sundowns in the Nedbank Cup quarter-final on Sunday.
Palacios: South African players have no ambition
Orlando Pirates head of development Augusto Palacios revealed that he believes that South African players don’t have the right attitude to make it in Europe.
PSL reshuffle fixture schedule
The Premier Soccer League have announced changes to the Absa Premiership fixture schedules for the clubs participating in Caf continental competitions.
Mosimane: Give Player of the Year to Tau
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane believes that midfielder Percy Tau has already done enough to have earned the player of the year award, writes DEAN WORKMAN.