Jele: MTN8 win could inspire more silverware
Orlando Pirates captain Happy Jele is hoping that a strong showing in the MTN8 can help the Buccaneers realise their target of winning silverware this season, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Fielies ready for more senior role
A memorable breakthrough season with Cape Town City earned defender Taariq Fielies a Bafana Bafana call-up. FourFourTwo South Africa caught up with the man known as ‘Tarra’ to discuss his meteoric rise and prospects for the new season.
MTN8 fixtures confirmed amid Ajax CT saga
The Premier Soccer League have released the fixtures for the 2018-19 MTN8 quarter-finals, amid the on-going debacle involving Ajax Cape Town.
We can win the MTN8 title – Jooste
Golden Arrows defender Wayde Jooste expects the MTN8 to be filled with upsets and surprises this season, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
MTN8 hurt CT City a lot – Nodada
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada says he is excited by his MTN8 Last Man Standing nomination, but admits the top eight competition took its toll on the team’s performance.
Mosimane explains Sundowns’ MTN8 endeavours
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane explained why its always difficult for the Brazilians to win the coveted MTN8 trophy.
The secret to Sundowns’ success: Patrice’s billions and Pitso’s vision
Backed by the billions of Patrice Motsepe, Pitso Mosimane has transformed Mamelodi Sundowns into a dominant force in both South Africa and on the African continent, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Komphela just a cog in a flawed machine
It took three trophyless seasons, two vandalised stadiums and one big blow to the Kaizer Chiefs brand to get rid of Steve Komphela, but was he too blame, or was he the fall guy? MARSHALL GOUTS explores…
Chiefs set to face the music for fan hooliganism
The Premier Soccer League have charged Kaizer Chiefs with misconduct and ‘for bringing the league into disrepute’ following their 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Chippa United at the FNB Stadium.
Steve Komphela must fall
They say it takes a lifetime to build a reputation, but only a few minutes to ruin it. Steve Komphela has managed to transform Kaizer Chiefs from traditional Cup Kings to specialists in failure, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.