The Caf Champions League defending champions are out. Mamelodi Sundowns will not play in the 2026/27 Champions League group stage after Angola’s Wiliete SC knocked them out on away goals at Loftus Stadium on Friday night. It is one of the biggest shocks in recent African club football. Sundowns have
Kaizer Chiefs did everything but win the tie. Red Arrows survived a 90-minute siege at Moses Mabhida Stadium and beat Amakhosi 3-2 on penalties to book a debut Confederation Cup group stage place. Chiefs needed a goal to level the tie and got one through Bradley Cross. But the 1-0
Orlando Pirates need only a draw to book their Champions League group stage place, and Abdeslam Ouaddou has shaken up his XI to get there. The Buccaneers host Namibia’s African Stars at Orlando Amstel Arena in the second leg – the game starts at 8pm. The Soweto side hold a
Fernando Da Cruz has ripped up his team sheet, and Kaizer Chiefs’ Confederation Cup survival now rests on a very different XI. Amakhosi host Zambia’s Red Arrows at Moses Mabhida Stadium on Friday at 6pm, trailing 1-0 from the first leg. The equation is simple: a clean win, without conceding,
AmaZulu are flying in the league, and now Arthur Zwane wants Carling Knockout glory. Usuthu head to Mbombela Stadium on Saturday for a Round of 16 clash with Kruger United, and they go there with momentum on their side. Four straight league wins over Richards Bay, Marumo Gallants, Polokwane City
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso says Teboho Mokoena’s injury is not a new one, and he expects the midfielder to be back soon. Mokoena was notably sidelined during first team training on Wednesday morning, casting doubt over his availability for the next match. The Brazilians meet Angola’s Wiliete in the
Kaizer Chiefs defender Inacio Miguel has put an unexpected spin on the Reeve Frosler and Renaldo Leaner scuffle, and he wants more of it. The video of the two teammates arguing and having to be separated as they almost came to blows after the first leg against Red Arrows in
Fernando Da Cruz knows the heat is rising at Naturena, and he is pointing to Arsenal and PSG to buy himself time. The Kaizer Chiefs coach has opened up on the pressure he is facing amid reports of growing unhappiness behind the scenes. According to sources, differences have emerged between
Durban based Betway Premiership club Golden Arrows have sacked Pitso Dladla and, minutes later, welcomed Mandla Ncikazi ‘back home’. Arrows wasted no time on Thursday afternoon, pulling off a coaching switch that was widely expected after Orlando Pirates revealed that Ncikazi had asked to leave for a job elsewhere. Arrows
Bafana Bafana head coach Pitso Mosimane has reaffirmed that the national team will continue to organise matches against strong opposition in order to maintain and improve its current 48th place in the FIFA world rankings. Speaking to SABC Sport, Mosimane said the recent climb into the top 50 was the
