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Sundowns' Themba Zwane leads nominee list for PSL Awards
Mamelodi Sundowns's Themba Zwane and Gaston Sirino are up against Highlands Park's Peter Shalulile and Samir Nurkovic for the PSL Footballer of the Season award.
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Pitso Mosimane quits Mamelodi Sundowns for Al Ahly - report
According to news website Timeslive, Mosimane will join Al Ahly and will begin his new job as soon as he becomes available.
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It ended in tears! Sundowns snatches PSL title from under Chiefs' nose
This marks coach Pitso Mosimane's fifth league title, making this a historic win.
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Referee error helps Chiefs stay ahead of Sundowns in title race
The controversial decision at a cold Orlando Stadium in Soweto allowed Chiefs to remain ahead of defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns on goal difference, plus 21 against plus 18.
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With 2 games left, Chiefs, Sundowns feeling pressure of title race
All eyes will once again be on the top of the table as Kaizer Chiefs head into their clash with Chippa United ahead of title rivals Mamelodi Sundowns on just goal difference.
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Sundowns’ Pitso Mosimane relishing the pressure of Absa Premiership title race
Mosimane has labelled the Absa Premiership title race as unbelievable after both challengers lost on Sunday.
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Kaizer Chiefs stay top despite loss as Mamelodi Sundowns flop
A stoppage-time goal from Cameroonian Bienvenu Eva Nga gave Bidvest Wits a 1-0 victory over Chiefs at Soccer City stadium in Soweto.
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Sundowns suffer another title blow after draw with Highlands Park
Namibian Peter Shalulile raised his league goal tally for the season to 13 when he put Highlands ahead after six minutes at Dobsonville Stadium in chilly Soweto.
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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 euro) first prize.
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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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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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Mosimane: I don't want to speak on George Maluleka
Pitso Mosimane spoke to the media after Sundowns' 1-0 victory over Stellenbosch FC at Athlone Stadium on Wednesday.
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Pitso Mosimane: The league is decided in May
Sundowns struggled passed Stellenbosch to get 1-0 at Athlone Stadium on Wednesday thanks to Themba Zwane's eighth-minute strike.
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Zwane edges Mamelodi Sundowns closer to leaders Kaizer Chiefs
The midfielder netted after nine minutes for the defending champions when Stellenbosch surrendered possession in their half following a poor first touch by Tanzanian Ally Msengi.
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Daine Klate believes experience will be key in the Absa Premiership title race
Leaders Kaizer Chiefs face Orlando Pirates this Saturday in a Soweto Derby, with Sundowns are in CAF Champions League action.
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That’s not sportsmanship - Mark Williams on Sundowns' yellow cards
Gaston Sirino‚ Hlompho Kekana‚ Sibusiso Vilakazi and Mosa Lebusa were sitting on three yellow cards and intentionally ensured they were booked in the 2-1 win over Bloemfontein Celtic on Wednesday night.
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Kekana hits free-kick winner as Sundowns move closer to Chiefs
Chiefs have 45 points, Sundowns 41, Orlando Pirates 39 and SuperSport United and Wits 34 each with the number of remaining fixtures for the contenders varying between eight and 12.
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'9 points difference, so what?' - Mosimane on Absa Premiership title race
A first-half strike from Gabadinho Mhango secured Orlando Pirates a 1-0 win over Mamelodi Sundowns on Wednesday night as the Brazilians remain nine points behind log leaders Kaizer Chiefs.
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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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Mosimane happy with a point against 'tigers' Wits
Despite the draw not helping them in their quest to chase down Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane was happy with the point his side secured against Wits under tough circumstances.
