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Absa premiership
Sundowns' unbeaten run continues following Black Leopards win
They move to 14 points on the log, five points behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs.
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Cape Town City bolster squad with Mayambela signing
Mark Mayambela has been without a club since being released by Port Elizabeth-based side Chippa at the end of last season, despite being the captain of the side.
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Chiefs stretch Absa Premiership log lead, AmaZulu sinks
The Glamour Boys kept their lead at the top of the standings with sixteen points after playing seven matches - this saw an only goal scored at FNB Stadium by Lebogang Manyama in a clash against Baroka FC.
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Eric Tinkler admits to worrying about his job as Maritzburg fails to win again
The men from KwaZulu-Natal lost 2-1 to Mamelodi Sundowns on the weekend as they made it six league games without a win.
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Hunt: Goal fest good for the public, not my heart
The Absa Premiership saw 23 goals scored this weekend, seven of which came in the match between Bidvest Wits and Orlando Pirates. We have the reaction from that game and the rest of the league.
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Mutizwa's scores last on as Golden Arrows and Cape Town City play to a draw
Fans were entertained by the return of the league at the venue after management had previously said it's not ready to host any football games earlier this season.
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Erasmus: CT City aiming to fix errors against Arrows
The Port Elizabeth-born striker said he was happy with his current form and believed that the Golden Arrows fixture was about rectifying his side's errors.
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Benni McCarthy wants City to show hunger
The Citizens have dropped two points against SuperSport United last weekend after 3-3 draw that saw Thabo Nodada bragging a brace and man of the match award.
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Jozef Vukusic appointed new AmaZulu head coach
This follows the club's board of directors' decision to release head coach Cavin Johson from his contract earlier this week.
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Another one bites the dust: Chippa United, Clinton Larsen part ways
Larsen leaves the club following the team's 2-1 loss away to Orlando Pirates in Orlando Stadium at the weekend.
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Bloemfontein Celtic win despite goalkeeper gaffe
Bloemfontein Celtic spared the blushes of veteran goalkeeper Jackson Mabokgwane by scoring twice in two minutes and defeating Stellenbosch 2-1 Sunday in the South African Premiership.
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Kaizer Chiefs stay top despite first league loss
Kaizer Chiefs remained top of the South African Premiership Saturday despite surrendering an unbeaten record as Jabulani Maluleke gave Polokwane City a surprise 1-0 away win in Soweto.
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Cape Town City snap up forward Fagrie Lakay
Fagrie Lakay, who was a free agent, was released by Wits this week.
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Mokwena focusing on the positives as Pirates' winless run continues
Orlando Pirates played out a goalless draw against Golden Arrows on Wednesday to make it four games without a win in the Absa Premiership campaign.
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Chippa coach Larsen happy with style of play despite not winning yet
The Chilli Boys went into their midweek encounter with Polokwane City aiming to secure their first league win of the season, after recording two draws and one defeat in their opening three fixtures but came away with a point.
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Dismal Orlando Pirates run continues after draw with Arrows
A woeful start to the season by famed South African club Orlando Pirates continued Wednesday when they were held 0-0 at home by modest Golden Arrows in the Premiership.
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Sub Baccus scores winner as Kaizer Chiefs stretch lead
City dominated the opening half and led after only four minutes when Kermit Erasmus beat Nigeria goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi at his near post with a low, close range shot.
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Wits skipper Thulani Hlatswayo pens contract extension
Wits CEO Jose Ferreira was speaking to Buhle Madulini on 'SportsTalk' on Sunday night and confirmed the 29-year-old would be staying at the Johannesburg-based side.
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Tinkler slams 'ridiculous' award to his goalkeeper
Coach Eric Tinkler slammed the selection of his goalkeeper, Ghana's Richard Ofori, as man of the match after a goalless South African Premiership game on Sunday, calling it 'ridiculous'.
