The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has confirmed its prosecutor has written to three Absa Premiership coaches asking them to explain comments attributed to them in the media on match officials.
This season, with just six games played, has seen three coaches in the Absa Premiership sent packing.
Former South Africa captain and centre-back Komphela quit cash-strapped Celtic in December and was immediately snapped up by Arrows, who had just fired Clinton Larsen for poor results.
Komphela states that since he arrived at the club in June, he has had to pay out of his own pocket for independent analysts to prepare for matches and his DSTV connection at his house was always off.
Bafana Besithende parted ways with Clinton Larsen on Thursday morning and appointed Steve Komphela 24 hours later.
The Bloemfontein Celtic duo of Steve Komphela and defender Alfred Ndengane were awarded the coach and player of the month awards for August respectively on Monday.
Orlando Pirates striker Thamsanqa Gabuza took off his jersey and hurled it at the Pirates fans who were calling for his substitution during the first half.
Now at the helm of Bloem Celtic, Steve Komphela will be eager to prove to the Chiefs fans that he was prematurely let go when he visits the FNB Stadium.
Celtic have been struggling to pay players and their new coach Steve Komphela salaries.
Patrick Mabedi will take charge of the first team for the remainder of the 2017/2018 season. The Malawian was the assistant to Steve Komphela.
The PSL's Luxolo September says the league has strongly condemned this weekend's violence and they are working with law enforcement.
The Amakhosi were dumped out of the Nedbank Cup on Saturday evening, after losing 2-0 to Free State Stars.
Video footage has been making the rounds of a female security guard being kicked in the chest by soccer fans after Kaizer Chiefs lost to free state stars in a match last night.
Video footage of the security guard being kicked in the chest has caused widespread outrage with calls for the perpetrators to be arrested.
Video footage is making the rounds of angry Kaizer Chiefs supporters kicking the guard in the chest after the team lost to free state stars during a match on Saturday.
In a video, fans could be seen kicking and beating the guard with chairs and other unidentified objects.
Following the loss, Kaizer Chiefs’ manager Bobby Motaung confirmed at a post-match press conference that Komphela will resign.
Kaizer Chiefs boss Steve Kompela says the club will always be bigger than him and that they have worked hard at implementing a club philosophy instead of his own.
