We love the Soweto Derby

Benni McCarthy scored a brace for Orlando Pirates against their bitter rivals Kaiser Chiefs to see them come away with a 3-2 victory in the biggest game in South African football.

This was a highly entertaining Soweto derby which was free flowing from the first whistle to the last.

VV made the strange decision of leaving Majoro on the bench and playing a 4-5-1 or as he would like to call it a 4-3-3 with Shabba playing in the midfield.

Goal of the week: Santi Carzola Freekick vs. Real Madrid

Don't mind the commentary just look at the goal!

Powerlines fc 0-24 Sundowns. Is this really the gap between PSL and SAB League sides?

Mamelodi Sundowns ran riot on poor Northern Cape side Powerlines fc by putting an unprecedented 24 goals past them on Sunday afternoon.

Thunder are on FIRE!

The Oklahoma City Thunder made a statement Monday, taking a measure of revenge for last year's playoff defeat, and beating the Mavericks for the third time in four games this season 95-91.

Bafana shoot blanks.... again.

Our beloved Bafana Bafana and Senegal played out a dull draw at the Moses Mabida Stadium last night.

The clash started with a moment of silence observed for former South African international football player, Thabang Lebese who recently passed away

But I guess that’s the only thing worth mentioning about this match because it was an awful and un-entertaining tie.

The first was so boring that literally fell asleep with the only highlight being May Mahlangu bursting into the box and shooting straight at the Senegalese goalkeeper.

Did you catch the All-Star weekend on ESPN?

How Dare You Ronaldo?!

PSL Weekend Review 24-26 February 2012

Fight for the title

Moroka Swallows        2 – 2    Mamelodi Sundowns

Mamelodi Sundowns missed out on the chance to move six points clear at the top of the Absa Premiership when they were held to a 2-2 draw by Moroka Swallows at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Friday night. Read more on www.psl.co.za

Bidvest Wits    1 – 1    Kaizer Chiefs

Kaiser Chiefs waste a change to come with-in 1 point of the log leaders as they draw against a youthful and exiting Wits side on Saturday evening.

Amakhosi started off the brightest going in front after just two minutes through Parker but the celebrations were short lived because Wits equalised 4 minutes through what looked like a handball by Sifiso Vilakazi.

Those two strikes ended up being the only goals in the tie and Chiefs squandered a chance to go one point behind Mamelodi Sundowns.

AC Milan vs. Juventus 25 February 2012 (Match of the week)

To Much Heat For Linsanity