Kaizer Chiefs captain Itumeleng Khune would not be drawn into Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rulani Mokwena’s mind games ahead of the Soweto derby, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
From Itumeleng Khune to Siphelele Ntshangase, TFG SoccerClub senior writer MARSHALL GOUTS explores five Kaizer Chiefs players who could have a major impact on the Soweto derby against arch-rivals Orlando Pirates. (more…)
Watch as Orlando Pirates coach Milutin Sredojevic and captain Happy Jele, as well as Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas and captain Itumeleng Khune speak to the media ahead of the Soweto derby.
Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will be looking at their star players to stand up and be counted in what is the biggest game on the South African football calendar, the Soweto Derby. FourFourTwo SA writer DEAN WORKMAN explores the five players who could star for the Buccaneers.
Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs battle it out for supremacy in the Soweto derby at the FNB Stadium on Saturday, but Pirates have five key areas to improve to walk away with the bragging rights, DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Orlando Pirates midfielder Ben Motshwari believes that the Soweto derby against Kaizer Chiefs is no different to any other game, saying the three points is all that matters, writes DEAN WORKMAN. (more…)
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rhulani Mokwena believes that Kaizer Chiefs have improved after signing Khama Billiat and Lebogang Manyama, saying that their acquisitions make up for the loss of Steve Komphela, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rhulani Mokwena believes Steve Komphela was a big loss for Kaizer Chiefs because of the tactical acumen he possesses, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rhulani Mokwena believes that the Buccaneers have improved a lot in 2018 which he says hasn’t been spoken about enough, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rhulani Mokwena revealed that the club were close to signing Khama Billiat before his move to Kaizer Chiefs, but ultimately decided against a move for the Zimbabwean, writes DEAN WORKMAN.