Sazi Hadebe is a soccer writer for the Sunday Times, with a focus on local South African football. He also writes for other publications such as Sowetan, Daily Dispatch, HeraldLIVE, and Business Day. Sazi's articles cover match reports, player profiles, team analysis, and other news related to the South African soccer scene.
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Sazi Hadebe's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly South African soccer. The majority of the articles are event coverage related to soccer matches involving prominent South African teams such as Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, and Mamelodi Sundowns.
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By: Sazi Hadebe
‘It doesn't make sense when you have a big game like this to be scared to play young players. It is in such games that they will improve'
‘We’re waiting for the report-back on the appeal that has been made - maybe we can give better information after that.’
By: Sazi Hadebe
‘If we can have good combination with the right mentality that we've always showed in games before, then we'll qualify'
By: Sazi Hadebe
‘If we have a good combination with the right mentality we've shown in games before, we'll qualify'
By: Sazi Hadebe
Discussions were fruitful, though Broos still hopes to hold a symposium with all the PSL coaches together
By: Sazi Hadebe
Bafana Bafana can only benefit with most Premier Soccer League coaches showing trust in young players.
By: Sazi Hadebe
Premier Soccer League rookies Magesi FC produced another piece of history in the Carling Knockout Cup by beating Richards Bay FC 1-0 at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Durban on Saturday to book their place in the final.
By: Sazi Hadebe
Premier Soccer League rookies Magesi FC produced another piece of history in the Carling Knockout Cup by beating Richards Bay FC 1-0 at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Durban yesterday to book their place in the final.
By: Sazi Hadebe
Hugo Broos becomes the first South Africa coach to reach Nations Cup finals back to back
By: Sazi Hadebe
Hugo Broos becomes the first SA coach to reach Africa Cup of Nations finals back to back
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