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Aubrey Modiba joins Mamelodi Sundowns from SuperSport United
Modiba joined the club in the 2016/17 season and played a crucial role in helping Matsatsantsa to lift the MTN 8 twice and Nedbank Cup trophy.
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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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Dean Furman's move abroad in limbo amid English football's suspension
The Matsatsantsa captain announced in December that he would be leaving the club to return to the United Kingdom for family reasons.
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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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Williams, Modiba extend contracts with SuperSport United
Aubrey Modiba has been on the radar of Mamelodi Sundowns for two seasons now but after turning down an offer from the Brazilians, he will be remaining at SuperSport.
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Kaizer Chiefs lead slashed to four points after unlucky loss
Chiefs, who enjoyed a 10-point advantage one month ago, fell 2-1 to SuperSport United after being foiled by the woodwork three times in northeastern city Mbombela.
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TKO draw throws up mouth-watering clashes in opening round
Defending champions Baroka take on MTN8 winners SuperSport United, Highlands Park take on Black Leopards and Maritzburg United host Bidvest Wits.
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Tembo praised his characteristic side after MTN8 trophy victory
On Saturday, SuperSport United beat Highlands Park 1-0 in MTN8 final to win a second trophy in three years in this competition.
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SuperSport United crowned #MTN8 champs
A Bradley Grobler strike, his second of the competition, was enough for Matsatsantsa to secure a second title in three years.
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Highlands Park look to upset the odds against SuperSport United in #MTN8Final
This is the first cup final for the lions of the North and coach Owen da Gama hopes that they can cap off a great campaign with a trophy.
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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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'Young guns' take SuperSport to MTN8 final
SuperSport won the two-leg semifinal 3-1 on aggregate and face Highlands Park on 5 October in Soweto for a winners-take-all R8.8 million ($600,000/540,000 euros) prize.
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Wayne Arendse: We need positive mindsets for United match
A clean sheet for Mamelodi Sundowns will be enough to take them to their first MTN8 final in three seasons.
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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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CT City begin MTN8 title defence against Polokwane City
The tournament starts on Saturday, with defending champions Cape Town City FC in action against Polokwane City at Newlands Stadium, Cape Town.
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SuperSport United sign midfielder Qalinge
Thabo Qalinge had been training with the Pretoria-based side since the start of July after being released by Pirates in June.
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Sundowns get title defence off to winning start
For all their dominance, Pitso Mosimane’s chargers were not able to create any clear-cut chances and were reduced to long-range efforts.
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Sundowns title favourites amid uncertainty over coach Mosimane
Pitso Mosimane says his expensively assembled mix of South African, African and South American stars is not ready for the season opener against Pretoria neighbours SuperSport United.
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Pitso: Sundowns ready for Absa Premiership despite injuries
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane was also asked about rumours that he might leave the club but did not want to respond, instead, he referred questions to team management.
