Sibongiseni Gumbi is a soccer writer for The Citizen News, focusing on local soccer news in Gauteng, Johannesburg, South Africa. With a passion for the sport, Sibongiseni covers a range of topics including coaching changes, player performances, scandals, and other developments in the soccer world.
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Now at Cape Town Spurs, Middendorp steps into a situation where the team has undergone recent coaching changes.
“I believe what he (Kaizer Junior) is saying makes sense, I have given my baton over to them to continue the journey,” says Kaizer .
'You always get excited when signing for Kaizer Chiefs but when you have to face the pressure that comes with it is difficult,' said Akpeyi.
The Soweto giants have not had a great start and it has now emerged that there is some disunity in the team.
“You are undermining me, you are saying we won because of black magic," says Ramoreboli.
Swallows' defensive errors persisted as they built from the back. Kaizer Chiefs scored an important and confidence building 1-0 win over Moroka Swallows at Dobsonville Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
By: Sibongiseni Gumbi
'We deal with those things properly in our village, of that sort of nature with the players,' said the Chiefs head coach.
'This decision has been reached amicably and by mutual consent,' read the club's statement.
"This cup is very important to the club's president," says Sikhakhane.
By: Sibongiseni Gumbi
"My football age is what you see right now, and there is something I left at home," says Phala.
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