Nodada eyes Bafana call up
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada revealed to FourFourTwo SA that he can’t wait to have the nation’s hope on his shoulders as he dreams of a Bafana Bafana call-up, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Chiefs wanted Manyama five years ago – Motaung
Lebogang Manyama could have been a Kaizer Chiefs player five years ago according to the club’s football manager Bobby Motaung.
Preview: City, Sundowns lock horns in MTN8 semis
Mamelodi Sundowns will look to register only their third-ever victory over Cape Town City when the two sides do duty in the first-leg of the MTN8 semi-final clash at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday afternoon, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
I want to help Chiefs achieve glory – Manyama
Kaizer Chiefs new signing Lebogang Manyama has revealed his desire to bring back the glory days to the club that he grew up supporting from a tender age.
Chiefs confirm Manyama capture
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed the signing of Lebogang Manyama, who joins the Soweto giants on a free transfer after being released by Turkish side Konyaspor.
Five players Chiefs should consider signing (Part 2)
Kaizer Chiefs landed the marquee signing of Khama Billiat from Mamelodi Sundowns, but they will need more than the former PSL Footballer of the Year to mount a serious title bid, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Nodada: It’s a challenge to play with Modise
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada revealed to FourFourTwoSA that playing with Teko Modise has forced him to raise his game, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Chiefs, SSU clash at Lucas Moripe in MTN8 S/F
Kaizer Chiefs and SuperSport United will do duty at the Lucas Moripe Stadium, while Cape Town City and Mamelodi Sundowns will clash at the Cape Town Stadium in the first-leg of the MTN8 semi-finals.
City want Manyama back – Comitis
Cape Town City hopes to lure Bafana Bafana star Lebogang Manyama back to the club, according to the club’s chairman John Comitis.
Nodada: ‘Hero’ McCarthy is a blessing
Cape Town City FC midfielder Thabo Nodada revealed to FourFourTwo South Africa what it is like to play for ‘hero’ Benni McCarthy, writes DEAN WORKMAN.