On Friday the Premier Soccer League (PSL) prosecutor confirmed that it had written to a host of head coaches to explain comments attributed to them in the media on match officials.

Chiefs had come in for criticism in the build-up to the game with Mamelodi Sundowns boss Pitso Mosimane saying they benefitted most from poor refereeing.

Refereeing decisions were again the subject of hot debate this past weekend after the man with the whistle in the Soweto derby, Jelly Chavani, made some contentious calls.

Cape Town City are back in Absa Premiership action this Wednesday evening when they host Polokwane City at the Cape Town Stadium.

Springboks captain Siya Kolisi, who became the first ever black African captain to lead the country to a Rugby World Cup title, thanked South Africans for their support at the tournament.

Meanwhile the top goal scorer of the night, Motupa indicates that he is looking forward to compete with other big African team.

The Students came back blazing fire in the second half with Motupa scoring two more goals and putting his side ahead with a 4 - 0 lead within 75 minutes.

Bidvest Wits advanced to group stages of the CAF Confederation Cup following their second leg 6 – 0 victory against UD Songo of Mozambique at Bidvest Stadium last night.

SA long distance sensation, Irvette Van Zyl, continued her dominance in the Old Mutual Soweto Marathon, winning a third successive edition of the "People's Race" today at FNB Stadium.

Kaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp has heaped praise on Orlando Pirates for the character they showed, even after going down to 10 men and losing the match 4-2 on penalties. Middendorp was pleased to have progressed and said stats meant little to him