Mamelodi Sundowns v Moroka Swallows
The South African PSL is a third of its way through with most teams already having played 10 games.
27th November 2013
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The South African PSL is a third of its way through with most teams already having played 10 games.
Orlando Stadium will host the MTN8 final between Moroka Swallows and SuperSport United on Saturday night with R8 million in prize money up for grabs.
The match of the weekend sees last season’s top two finishers Orlando Pirates and Moroka Swallows clash in what is dubbed the original Soweto Derby.
The Downs fans expecting another Soweto giant will be buried with an avalanche of goals, this after they dismantled Kaizer Chiefs 4-1 in the quarter-finals. However, The Dube Birds came out to play
The ABSA Premiership is a two-horse race that goes right down to the wire this Saturday. The final match of the season will see either Orlando Pirates become the first back-to-back treble winners in South African soccer history or Moroka Swallows hoist aloft the trophy
The PSL has finally restarted after an 8 week break for the Africa Cup of Nations. It’s been a long and pointless break for the PSL since Bafana Bafana did not qualify to participate in the AFCON and coaches have had a tough job trying to keep their players motivated and focused on the rest of their season.
Two Soweto giants, Orlando Pirates and Moroka Swallows, will face each other in the quarter-finals of the Telkom Knockout this weekend. The in-form Moroka Swallows, who beat Mamelodi Sundowns 3-0 in the last 16, host a Pirates side that beat Black Leopards 2-1 to proceed to the quarter-finals.
In one of the most high-profile in-race incidents of the past five years, former SA champion jockey Gavin Lerena was found guilty of four charges, while Jason Gates didn’t escape punishment
Glistian Events’ Joao da Mata chats to Cape Racing Chairman Greg Bortz about the path ahead for SA horseracing
At the age of 93, Mr Ferraris is still active in racing as a training consultant, and he takes great joy in following the career of his grandson, Luke Ferraris, a successful jockey in Hong Kong
The starting stalls stuck on the Fairview polytrack capped a mostly forgettable week for South African horseracing when the Nelson Mandela Bay Racing fixture ground to a dismal halt on Friday
