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Goal sprees as Cape Town, Mamelodi Sundowns reach MTN 8 final
In the October 30 title decider, City will face Mamelodi Sundowns, who were almost as ruthless on Tuesday as they hammered Golden Arrows 3-0 near Pretoria.
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AmaZulu hit five, Sundowns held in thrilling title race
Zambian Augustine Mulenga opened the scoring as AmaZulu hammered Cape Town City 5-1 Wednesday to move within one point of leaders Mamelodi Sundowns in a thrilling South African Premiership title race.
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Three-coach Sundowns go top in Premiership
The defending champions have seven points from three matches and lead perennial strugglers Baroka and promoted Swallows on goal difference having trounced Kaizer Chiefs and drawn with Tshakhuma Tsha Manzivhandila in previous rounds.
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Possible coaching opportunities for Benni McCarthy in Portugal and Scotland
McCarthy has been out of a job since being relieved of his duties by Cape Town city in November 2019.
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Top Cape Town sports teams to participate in Esports competition
EsportSA has been working closely with traditional sports brands over the past few months in efforts to pull traditional sports into the digital realm and is now proud to announce the #3teams1city Super Challenge.
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Taariq Fielies: We need to focus on the future with the new coach
Taariq Fielies believes it's in the players' interest to adapt to coach Jan Olde Riekerink's philosophy.
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Mduduzi Mdantsane quickly adapting to CT City FC style of play
The Citizens completed the signing of Mdantsane in late December after he was released from Baroka.
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Teko Modise: We have no issues in the team or in the dressing room
Teko Modise said the City was at the testing stage as a team but it was important to find solutions and manage the problems they were facing.
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Comitis delighted with Riekerink's effect on Cape Town City's players
Cape Town City FC John Comitis said the mood had changed at training since Jan Olde Riekerink's arrival following the sacking of Benni McCarthy.
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Comitis: CT City will assist Makola to fight his 6-month ban
Mpho Makola was found guilty of assaulting match official, Abongile Tom, during the Telkom Knockout fixture against Kaizer Chiefs at Cape Town Stadium on 19 October 2019.
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CT City's Makola hit with six-month ban for assaulting match official
Cape Town City said they can't comment on the sentence handed down to their player.
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New coach Riekerink feels Dutch connection at CT City
The former Galatasaray, Gent and Ajax Amsterdam manager was appointed on Wednesday, replacing sacked Benni McCarthy.
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Reserve Zuma strikes twice as Kaizer Chiefs extend league lead
While a Chiefs side packed with reserves took maximum points in southern city Port Elizabeth, second-placed Mamelodi Sundowns were held 0-0 by Baroka at the other end of the country.
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CT City sacks Benni McCarthy over poor results
The club confirmed McCarthy's exit in a statement in the early hours of Monday morning.
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CT City suffer blow as stopper Leeuwenburgh out for 4 weeks
Two weeks ago, the 25-year-old Dutch 'keeper extended his contract with the Cape side. The deal sees him stay in the Mother City until mid-June 2023.
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McCarthy admits he fears for his job as City's poor form continues
The Citizens are having their worst run in the Absa Premiership since McCarthy's appointment in 2017.
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Cape Town City FC signs Greek defender
The 27-year-old joins the Citizens to strengthen the defensive ranks.
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Lakay: CT City ready to face Amakhosi
It will be the second time the two sides meet this season after Chiefs walked away with three points in their league encounter at Newlands.
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Benni McCarthy: You have to play the big boys if you want to win a competition
Cape Town City FC is set to lock horns with Amakhosi in the Telkom Knockout competition at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
