Absa premiership
Desperate Chiefs, successful Sundowns eye South African title
Chiefs have 48 points with eight fixtures to fulfil and Sundowns 44 with a match in hand in the richest African league with a 15 million rand ($850,000/720,000...
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South African football to restart amid virus, warning and ban
All 57 cup and league matches will be staged in Gauteng, the province hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has claimed 9,298 lives nationally, the highest death toll in Africa.
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Khoza: PSL season must be decided on pitch, not in boardroom
The Nedbank Cup semi-finals will restart the campaign, followed by the resumption of the Absa Premiership and Glad Africa Championship on the weekend of the 11th of August.
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Mosimane: Return to training has been strange
Sundowns are in Rustenburg for a mini-training camp in preparation for the resumption of the season, with a date for the resumption of matches yet to be confirmed.
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Seema appointed Chippa United coach after leaving Bloem Celtic
Lehlohonolo Seema takes over from Rhulani Mokwena, whose loan from Orlando Pirates expired in June.
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PSL resumption plans approved by government
The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa has approved the resumption plans of the Premier Soccer League (PSL), it was announced on Wednesday morning.
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Two Chiefs players test positive for COVID-19
The Soweto Giants confirmed that a total of 70 individuals, including players, members of the technical team and other club officials were tested for Covid-19 in preparation for the restart of the 2019/20 season.
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Absa ends sponsorship of PSL
"While we will no longer be the anchor sponsor for the PSL, soccer will always remain close to our hearts."
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Morena and Sirino sign 5-year deals with Sundowns
Earlier this year the defending Absa Premiership champions secured the services of coach Pitso Mosimane and captain Hlompho Kekana after both signed new four-year contracts.
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Safa and NSL to meet on Monday to discuss return to action
Football in the country has been suspended since March due to the coronavirus pandemic with SAFA and the PSL initially at loggerheads about when the football season can resume.
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Mosimane signs contract extension with Mamelodi Sundowns
Mosimane, who joined ‘The Brazilians’ in the middle of the 2012/13 season has gone on to be the most decorated coach in South Africa and with the new deal, will cement his place as the longest-serving coach at the club.
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SuperSport players' salaries will be covered, at least until June - Matthews
Salary cuts are being implemented across sport as a result of the coronavirus pandemic which has also lead to postponements of football leagues across the globe.
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War of words as SA ponders football league restart
Premiership boss Irvin Khoza says they hope to complete the season by 31 July, provided they get the go-ahead from government health officials.
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Medical experts say football in SA could only resume on level 1 lockdown
Leagues in South Africa have been suspended since 19 March, four days before the nationwide lockdown was announced.
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AmaZulu's Sokhela: We have to finish the season
In March, the board of governors set a target of 30 June to finish the 2019/20 season but were flexible on its conclusion.
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No need to panic yet - Stan Matthews on Absa Prem's continued postponement
Currently, games are suspended due to the coronavirus, but the board of governors has tentatively agreed to finish the season on 30 June.
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PSL confirms leagues postponed until 4 April
The league held a board of governors meeting on Thursday to map a way forward for the remainder of the season.
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Safa suspends all football activity until 4 April
South African Football Association president Danny Jordaan has confirmed the decision to suspend all football matches until 4 April.
