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It was heartbreak in Kigali on Friday night as Benin edged Rwanda 1-0 in a tightly contested 2026 FIFA World Cup Group C...
12/10/2025

It was heartbreak in Kigali on Friday night as Benin edged Rwanda 1-0 in a tightly contested 2026 FIFA World Cup Group C qualifier a result that kept the visitors’ dream of reaching the global showpiece very much alive.

The match began with both sides showing attacking intent, but it was Benin who displayed more discipline and composure under pressure. Rwanda had their chances in the first half, but poor finishing and strong defending from Benin’s backline denied them any breakthrough.

The turning point came late in the second half when Benin capitalised on a defensive mistake from Rwanda. A quick counterattack ended with a clinical strike that silenced the home crowd and left Rwandan fans in shock. The goal not only secured three valuable points for Benin but also strengthened their lead at the top of Group C, putting them in a strong position as the qualifiers reach a crucial stage.

Rwanda, on the other hand, were left to rue missed opportunities. The home side fought bravely until the final whistle, but frustration was written all over the players’ faces as they walked off the pitch, knowing they had let a vital home advantage slip away.

For Benin, this victory sends a clear message to their rivals they are not backing down. Their growing confidence and unity could make them one of the biggest surprise packages in the race to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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Kaizer Chiefs Plan to Sign Cassius Mailula – Details InsideKaizer Chiefs are making a serious push to sign former Mamelo...
30/04/2025

Kaizer Chiefs Plan to Sign Cassius Mailula – Details Inside

Kaizer Chiefs are making a serious push to sign former Mamelodi Sundowns attacker Cassius Mailula as the next transfer window approaches. The 23-year-old creative midfielder, currently on loan at Moroccan club Wydad Athletic Club from Major League Soccer side Toronto FC, has caught the attention of Chiefs with his stellar performances in the Botola Pro League.

Mailula, who has been an instrumental figure at Wydad, has impressed with 30 appearances, scoring three goals and providing six assists. His consistently strong performances have made him one of the most sought-after talents emerging from the South African football scene. Chiefs, determined to bolster their squad ahead of the new season, have made Mailula a top target.

A source close to the situation confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs have expressed interest in the player, but it is Toronto FC who ultimately hold the keys to his future. Whether Mailula will be loaned out again or sold entirely depends on Toronto’s decision. Despite this complication, Chiefs are committed to bringing the player back to South Africa, seeing him as a key component in their plans for the future.

However, the pursuit of Mailula will not be straightforward. Chiefs face stiff competition from other clubs, including Wydad, who are eager to retain him for another season. Much of Wydad’s ability to keep Mailula could hinge on the future of their current coach, Rulani Mokwena. Mokwena, who has had a successful stint at the Moroccan club, is expected to leave at the end of the season, which could open the door for Chiefs to swoop in.

In addition to local competition, Mailula’s impressive form has also attracted interest from European clubs, which could make the race for his signature even more intense. Chiefs will need to act swiftly and possibly outbid foreign clubs to secure the attacking midfielder.

Mailula’s rise to prominence began at Mamelodi Sundowns, where his performances in the South African Premier Division earned him a move to Toronto FC. His time at Wydad has further showcased his ability on the international stage, and his market value has only increased as a result. While his future remains uncertain, the prospect of a move back to South Africa could be a tempting one for the young player.

Kaizer Chiefs’ pursuit of Mailula underscores their ambition to rebuild and strengthen their squad as they look to compete at the highest level in both domestic and continental competitions. With a clear intent to sign one of South Africa’s brightest young talents, Chiefs are prepared to make a competitive offer to Toronto FC and are hoping that Mailula will return to his roots in South Africa. However, the final decision will rest with Toronto FC, whose stance on selling or loaning the player could significantly influence Mailula’s next move.

Kaizer Chiefs legend praises Orlando Pirates' Sipho Chaine and Mamelodi Sundowns' Ronwen Williams as best goalkepeers - ...
28/04/2025

Kaizer Chiefs legend praises Orlando Pirates' Sipho Chaine and Mamelodi Sundowns' Ronwen Williams as best goalkepeers - 'It is just Amakhosi'

Bruce Bvuma of Kaizer Chiefs
The retired forward says the criticism of Amakhosi players is not meant to sound harsh on them but a case of being realistic with performance.

Chiefs' rival goalkeepers praised
Amakhosi struggle linked with goalkeeping problem
Bruce Bvuma blamed for Marumo Gallants loss

UPDATED Betway Premiership Top 10 Golden Boot Standings - LookAs the 2024/25 Betway Premiership season nears its conclus...
28/04/2025

UPDATED Betway Premiership Top 10 Golden Boot Standings - Look

As the 2024/25 Betway Premiership season nears its conclusion, the race for the Golden Boot is heating up with players vying for the title of South Africa's top goal scorer.

With just a few matches left, the battle for bragging rights is intense.

Last season, Orlando Pirates' Tshegofatso Mabasa finished as the top scorer with 16 goals, but this time, it seems unlikely that anyone will come close to breaking the all-time PSL record of 25 goals, held by Zambia's Collins Mbesuma.

That record was set back in the 2004/05 season during his time with Kaizer Chiefs.

So, who will emerge as the Golden Boot winner in the 2024/25 season? Here’s a look at the top goal scorers as of 28 April 2025:

Lucas Ribeiro Costa (Mamelodi Sundowns) – 13 goals
Iqraam Rayners (Mamelodi Sundowns) – 9 goals
Dzenan Zajmovic (TS Galaxy) – 8 goals
The race is still very much alive, and while Costa is leading with a solid 13 goals, Rayners and Zajmovic are not far behind.

There are also several players tied for 4th with 6 goals, including the familiar name of Peter Shalulile from Mamelodi Sundowns, Devin Titus of Stellenbosch FC, and Sinoxolo Kwayiba from Chippa United, among others.

The competition for the top spot is fierce, and the final few games will be crucial in determining the winner.

Meanwhile, a pack of players sits with 5 goals each, including Ashley Cupido, Victor Letsoalo, Etiosa Ighodaro, Gabadinho Mhango, and even Chiefs' Wandile Duba, all eager to make their mark as the season draws to a close.

With the title still up for grabs, football fans will be eagerly watching as the race for the Golden Boot comes down to the wire.

Sundowns edge past Al Ahly on away goals to reach TotalEnergies CAF Champions League finalPublished: Friday, 25 April 20...
26/04/2025

Sundowns edge past Al Ahly on away goals to reach TotalEnergies CAF Champions League final
Published: Friday, 25 April 2025

Mamelodi Sundowns clinched a dramatic spot in the final of the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League after holding Al Ahly to a 1-1 draw in Cairo on Friday night, progressing on the away goals rule.

After a tense 0-0 stalemate in the first leg in Pretoria, it was Al Ahly who drew first blood in the return leg at the Cairo International Stadium.

Taher Mohamed fired the hosts into the lead midway through the first half, smashing home from outside the box after being teed up by the lively Emam Ashour.

Backed by a passionate home crowd, Al Ahly dominated much of the first period and looked on course to finally break their winless streak against the South Africans.

But Mamelodi Sundowns showed their resilience and turned the tie on its head in the closing stages.

With ten minutes remaining, a low cross caused panic in the Ahly defence, resulting in Yasser Ibrahim inadvertently turning the ball into his own net under pressure from Peter Shalulile.

It was a heartbreaking moment for the Egyptian giants and a lifeline for Sundowns, who knew a 1-1 draw would be enough to see them through.

Al Ahly threw everything forward in search of a late winner, with substitutes Achraf Bencharki and Wessam Abou Ali both going close in a frantic finale.

But Sundowns, marshalled superbly by their backline and aided by a bit of fortune, held firm to seal a famous qualification.

It marks a significant milestone for Pretoria-based side, who have now gone nine consecutive matches unbeaten against the record African champions.

Sundowns’ reward is a place in the final, where they will face either Pyramids FC or Orlando Pirates — with the second semi-final set to be decided later.

For Al Ahly, it was a night of bitter disappointment despite their brave efforts, as their dream of a record-extending CAF Champions League title came to a crashing halt at home.

Chiefs-Linked Striker Ends Pirates' CAF CL JourneyApr 25, 2025 - 08:50 pmBy SL WriterOrlando Pirates failed to advance t...
26/04/2025

Chiefs-Linked Striker Ends Pirates' CAF CL Journey
Apr 25, 2025 - 08:50 pm

By SL Writer

Orlando Pirates failed to advance to the CAF Champions League final after losing 3-2 to Pyramids in the second leg of the semi-final on Friday night.

CAF Champions League

Result: Pyramids FC 3-2 Orlando Pirates (3-2 on aggregate)

Date: 25 April 2025

Venue: 30 June Air Defence Stadium

Pirates coach Jose Riveiro made a couple changes from the first leg last weekend as Patrick Maswanganyi dropped to the bench, with Thapelo Xoki introduced to bolster the defence while Evidence Makgopa was also recalled.

The Buccaneers pushed for a lively start and managed to carve out a couple big chances, with Makgopa and Makhehleni Makhaula failing to capitilise on their openings in the 18-yard area inside th opening 15 minutes.

Pyramids, meanwhile, struggled to get their foot on the ball in the first half, which was reminiscent of how they performed in the first leg last weekend.

The opening goal did fall to the away side five minutes before the halftime break as Xoki's header fell kindly to the feet of Relebohile Mofokeng, who sent a first-time volley into the bottom corner.

Pirates' lead did not last too long as Pyramids restored parity in first-half stoppage time when Fiston Mayele turned home a cross from Mostafa Fathi at the near post with his seventh goal in the Champions League this campaign.

Pirates needed just six minutes to restore their lead in the second half when the young Nkota picked up the ball 20 yards and rifled the ball into the far corner.

However, the Buccaneers went to sleep just as they did in the first half after Pyramids equalised for a second time in the 57th minute as Mohamed Chibi did well to pick out substitute Ramadan Sobhi, who sent a fine header past Chaine.

The hosts continued to push for another goal, with Mayele going close on 67 minutes with a close-range header that forced Chaine into a fine reflex save on the line before the Pirates defence were able to clear.

Riveiro responded by refreshing his stall with 15 minutes left on the clock as Thalente Mbatha and Nkota made way for Kabelo Dlamini and Patrick Maswanganyi to see out the rest of the encounter.

However, Pyramids completed the turnaround with six minutes left on the clock when Mayele showed quick reactions to pounce on the rebound and fire past Chaine, who had initially saved Sodiq Ougola's header.

Pyramids advance to their first-ever Champions League final, where they will face Mamelodi Sundowns.

Here's how they lined up:

Pyramids: El Shenawy, Saad, Sharafeldin, Chibi, Eldin, Seifeldin, Toure, Abdelmonem, Elkarti, Mayele, Mohamed

Orlando Pirates: Chaine, Van Rooyen, Sibisi, Xoki, Mbokazi, Hotto, Makhaula, Mbatha, Nkota, Mofokeng, Makgopa

Subs: Buthelezi, Mako, Shandu, Ndlozi, Ndlondlo, Dlamini, Maswanganyi, Radiopane, Mabasa

The PSL is set to shake up SA football by requesting SAFA to promote three teams to replace expelled Royal AM and mainta...
25/04/2025

The PSL is set to shake up SA football by requesting SAFA to promote three teams to replace expelled Royal AM and maintain league structure.

PSL has released the latest, with three teams set for promotion as Royal AM is kicked out.

In a dramatic shake-up of South African football, the Premier Soccer League (PSL) will request that the South African Football Association (SAFA) promote three teams from the ABC Motsepe League this season, SABC Sport reports.

This game-changing move follows the explosive termination of Royal AM’s membership, a bold decision that shocked the football world earlier this month. Now, the league looks to fill the gap left behind without expanding the top-flight to 18 clubs.

PSL board moves swiftly to resolve Royal AM fallout
The PSL’s Board of Governors met again on Thursday to officially finalize the Royal AM saga. The board reaffirmed its previous vote to expel Royal AM from the professional ranks, an action that was backed by an overwhelming majority.

As a result, the Betway Premiership will continue with 16 teams, and Royal AM’s results have been formally expunged. “Any points for or against the club would be expunged,” a source confirmed, emphasizing the sweeping nature of the decision.

ABC Motsepe League gets its moment: 3 teams to step up
Rather than adjusting the number of clubs in the top flight. The PSL plans to plug the vacancy by promoting three clubs from the ABC Motsepe League, South Africa’s third division. Traditionally, only two teams earn promotion, but this season’s exception will restore balance across the divisions, assuming SAFA grants approval.

“The PSL will request that SAFA essentially replace Thwihli Thwahla. By promoting three instead of two teams from the ABC Motsepe League this time around,” SABC Sport revealed.

Motsepe Foundation Championship also feels the impact
Royal AM’s dismissal also had ripple effects in the Motsepe Foundation Championship, South Africa’s second-tier competition. With one team now missing from the professional system. The PSL needs to promote an additional club from the amateur ranks to maintain the league’s structure.

The PSL will officially update the Betway Premiership log, reducing the number of games played by each club to 28. This adjustment confirms the expunging of all points earned against or lost to Royal AM throughout the season.

With the 2024/2025 season nearing its conclusion, the focus now shifts to the ABC Motsepe League playoffs. And the dream of promotion is now alive for three ambitious clubs, not just two.

Stay tuned with The South African as PSL requests to promote three teams from the ABC Motsepe League.

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Orlando Pirates' Coaching Drama Takes New Turn as New Leading Contender EmergesThe Orlando Pirates' search for a new hea...
25/04/2025

Orlando Pirates' Coaching Drama Takes New Turn as New Leading Contender Emerges

The Orlando Pirates' search for a new head coach has taken a surprising turn as former interim boss Rulani Mokwena has replaced early favorite Pitso Mosimane. At the end of the season, José Riveiro will leave as coach after a trophy-laden three years, and the Pirates are eager to continue their winning streak under new management. The Buccaneers had Mosimane at the top of their wish list, but he has since openly said that they have not approached him, putting an end to any talk of a return.

Mokwena has been the focus of recent behind-the-scenes conversations due to decision-makers' interest in his experience with the Pirates and his track record of success. In just three seasons, José Riveiro, nicknamed "El Profesor," turned Pirates into a consistent challenger and won five major trophies: two Nedbank Cups and three MTN8 crowns.

His contract is about to expire, but he has one more chance to leave an indelible mark by winning the Betway Premiership, the Nedbank Cup, and the CAF Champions League. Given his local pedigree and three CAF Champions League titles, Pitso Mosimane was heavily rumored to be Riveiro's successor, especially after his success on the continent.

Nevertheless, Mosimane denied the reports, saying that he is now focused on youth development at home and that no official approach has been made. Rulani Mokwena had a successful tenure with Mamelodi Sundowns after leading Pirates on an interim basis in 2019, during which she oversaw 14 matches.

His time as coach of Wydad Athletic Club in Morocco has been anything but smooth since he took the job last summer. Wydad has had early exits from cup competitions, lost the league title, and now faces a steep hill to climb in order to qualify for the CAF Champions League next season. In spite of all that, Mokwena's technical skill and familiarity with the Pirates' culture are highly regarded by the club's upper management.

The Buccaneers reportedly want to finalize their management appointment before the start of the off-season so the new coach can have enough time to get to know the team and impact any plans for player transfers. Fans are still on the fence: some think Mokwena is the best choice for the club's future due to his homegrown connections and rapport with important players, while others are vociferous in their support of Mosimane's star power.

Until the end of the season, the coaching issue will continue as the Pirates try to reconcile their pursuit of trophies with the need to ensure their future stability. After Riveiro steps down as manager, the team will have a new period of success to build on. They will have to keep South African and continental trophy standards high while eventually breaking a league title drought that began in 2012.

The future of Buccaneers football is hanging in the balance, and the decision between Mokwena's intimate understanding of the club and Mosimane's proven pedigree will determine the team's fate for many years.

Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Sabelo Radebe was quietly released from his loan at Richards Bay in January 2025, despite the n...
23/04/2025

Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Sabelo Radebe was quietly released from his loan at Richards Bay in January 2025, despite the news only being made public recently. Here's what happened ¹ ²:

- *Loan Details*: Radebe joined Richards Bay at the start of the season to gain regular game time but made only three appearances, all as a substitute, totaling about 20 minutes of football.

- *Future Uncertain*: Radebe's future at Kaizer Chiefs is uncertain, with the possibility of a permanent exit when his contract expires in June 2026.

- *Background*: Radebe, a product of Chiefs' development structures, had struggled to break into the first-team squad before his loan move.

In related news, another Chiefs player, Kamohelo Mahlatsi, has parted ways with the club after his contract was terminated by mutual consent. Meanwhile, Mduduzi Mdantsane, another midfielder, has returned to training with Chiefs after being sidelined due to off-field issues

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