The PSL continues on November 26 following another two-week hiatus.
Coaches and fans have been frustrated following a stop-start beginning to the PSL calendar.
The league’s intermittent schedule will now transition into four months of uninterrupted fun, with games played every week until March 16.
As the season begins to take shape, allowing teams to build on their momentum and glue together as a unit, it will provide the ultimate test for Orlando Pirates, who are in the middle of a historic – seven wins from seven – run.
Upcoming fixtures
November 26
Chippa United vs SuperSport United (19:30)
Sekhukhune United vs TS Galaxy (19:30)
Royal AM FC vs Lamontville Golden Arrows (19:30)
November 27
Kaizer Chiefs vs Richards Bay FC (19:30)
Cape Town City vs Polokwane City (19:30)
November 29
Supersport United vs Marumo Gallants FC (19:30)
November 30
Richards Bay FC vs AmaZulu FC (15:30)
Kaizer Chiefs vs Royal AM FC (17:45)
Mamelodi Sundowns vs Sekhukhune United (20:00)
Chippa United vs Magesi FC (20:00)
December 1
Lamontville Golden Arrows vs Cape Town City (15:30)
Orlando Pirates vs Stellenbosch FC (15:30)
Polokwane City vs TS Galaxy FC
High hopes for Bafana Bafana
“Let me just congratulate Bafana Bafana for the job well done,” former Sundowns captain Hlompho Kekana told iDiski Times.
“Coach Hugo Broos and his technical team, together with the backroom staff and, of course, the players, they did the job to see ourselves in the next episode, another episode of the African Cup of Nations.
“They’ve done that,” the former Bafana playmaker explained.
“You know, they deserve that. And I always say we are that country that deserves to be in these competitions. I believe that we have players, we have coaches, we have facilities, we have everything.
“We just have to always perform at that level to make sure that we put ourselves in the position of competing with the rest of the world.
“But yeah, we deserve that, and I believe that we will do more than we did in the last episode of AFCON. Yeah, we did so, so, so well, you know, bringing bronze home and this generation will, of course, do much.
“And I’m happy that they’re almost doing the best, like the 96 team, I think they’re on the right path. They just need to make sure that from the semi-finals, they reach the final next, and, of course, win it, because, I mean, they’ve got that team that they can do it.”
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