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Vuyokazi Nkanjeni is a soccer writer for The Herald and Weekend Post. She also covers other sport codes, such as triathlon and boxing. She is the 2018 and 2019 Eastern Cape Sport and Recreation Achievers Awards' Sport Journalist of the Year. In 2017 and 2018, she was a finalist at the GSport Awards, in the Women in Print category. Previously she worked for community newspapers Zithethele and The Messenger.
After finally achieving his dream of joining the professional league, Highbury FC’s Lonwabo Bayeni hopes his journey will inspire young aspiring strikers in Motherwell to keep chasing their goals.
Chippa United Abbubaker Mobara said the team’s long-awaited Betway Premiership victory will be a major confidence boost going forward.
Chippa United head coach Brandon Truter praised his players for their unwavering effort and discipline against TS Galaxy, a performance that finally delivered their long-awaited first Betway Premiership victory of the season on Sunday.
Highbury FC plans to turn the international break into a training ground for their attack, aiming to rediscover their scoring touch before facing Orbit College in the Motsepe Foundation Championship on October 10.
Chippa United will be desperate to end their winless start to the Betway Premiership season when they play TS Galaxy at the Kameelrivier Stadium, Ga-Morwe, on Sunday (5.30pm).
MTN 8 legends Linda Mntambo and Lehlohonolo Majoro are both backing MTN 8 defending champs, Orlando Pirates, to lift the trophy for the fifth consecutive time this season when they play Mamelodi Sundowns in the final.
Seasoned campaigner Wayde Jooste is eager to use his experience to help Highbury FC push for a long-awaited promotion to the Betway Premiership this season.
Rising local prospect Unathi Funani from KwaDwesi credits his family’s unwavering support for giving him the courage to shine this season, especially after spending much of last season on the sidelines in the Motsepe Foundation…
Better decision-making in the final third will be key in Chippa United’s fight for three points in the Betway Premiership, says head coach Brandon Truter.
Highbury FC suffered their first league defeat of the season, losing 1-0 to Magesi FC despite dominating play and creating multiple chances, with coach Vusumuzi Vilakazi expressing satisfaction with his players' effort.
After seven long months on the sidelines with an Achilles tendon injury, Lithobe Menzeleleli has fully recovered and is eager to electrify the Nelson Mandela Bay running scene.
Highbury FC aim to keep their winning streak alive this weekend as they welcome Magesi FC to the Nelson Mandela University Stadium on Sunday at 3 pm.
The Premier Soccer League has approved Chippa United’s request to move their upcoming fixture against Mamelodi Sundowns from Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium to Buffalo City Stadium due to ongoing pitch upgrades.
The Premier Soccer League has ruled that Chippa United’s home game against Mamelodi Sundowns cannot be played at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium due to concerns over the playing surface.
With his bags packed and a new chapter in sight, veteran long-distance runner Alan Taylor says he will always treasure the friendships forged during his 43-year running journey in SA.
