Baroka FC were booted out of the Nedbank Cup KO competition, following their 0-3 defeat at the hands of Bloemfontein Celtic last Saturday.

Following the resumption of the programme of the Premier Soccer League (PSL) for the current season over the past weekend, the battle to escape the relegation axe and to lift the league title trophy is becoming hotter by the day. A quick glance at the PSL’s current league log shows that two of the three teams based in the Limpopo Province are likely to lose their elite league franchises.

Soccer lovers around the Vhembe area cannot forget the dribbling skills of the much-loved Elias “Chigo” Bila of Mavambe Highlanders, whom they called the white head during his heydays.

The director of the Andrew Mlangeni Golf Development Academy, Mr Rofhiwa Mphaphuli from Mbilwi, is a golf player and developer.

After procuring the Absa Premiership franchise from Bidvest Wits last month, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) have now embarked on a mission to strengthen the team. To demonstrate that they are serious about winning some silverware in their debut season as an affiliate of the elite division, TTM acquired the services of two vastly experienced players last week.

After four months of waiting, the Absa Premiership League programme for the current season will finally resume this weekend. The programme was brought to a halt towards the end of March with the nationwide lockdown.

This weekend marks the resumption of the GladAfrica Championship league programme for the 2019/20 soccer season after the programme was paused for about four months because of the nationwide lockdown.

Black Leopards will be under the guidance of two caretaker coaches, Messrs Morgan Shivambu and Mongezi Bobe, for their six remaining Absa Premiership League matches.

Jeffrey "Soccer" Tshifhango was a hardworking, disciplined, and dedicated soccer player during his time.

At the age of 43, a well-known local football coach, Mr Jabulani Justice Mutileni, feels that he still has much to offer to football.