Mamelodi Sundowns host Wydad Casablanca in the final match of their CAF Champions League pool stages tomorrow (Saturday) with plenty on the line for the two teams in Group C.

What makes AmaZulu’s poor numbers more remarkable is that 10 out of their 11 goals have been scored by one man, Bonginkosi Ntuli., and the Durbanites will need their former Mamelodi Sundowns striker to fire on Sunday in what is a massive six-pointer at the King’s Park Rugby Stadium.

AmaZulu goalkeeper Siyabonga Mbatha has conceded that confidence is currently low at the club due to a lack of goals, which is ultimately hampering results.

New Dolphins one-day captain Keshav Maharaj says he is relishing his return to the domestic scene following a chastening summer of international cricket with the Proteas.

Former Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates striker Jerry Skhosana says he would like to see Mhango reaching the 20 goal mark.

Cape Town City striker Kermit Erasmus is one nine goals and attackers like Themba Zwane are on 10 goals and four assists in only competitions and Ntseki says this also augurs for Bafana heading to the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers in March

Bafana Bafana coach Molefi Ntseki has been left encouraged by the rate in which the strikers in the Premier Soccer League are firing.

Challenging for the league title with only 11 games to go is going to be a bit difficult for Bucs but a spot in the CAF Champions League is worth fighting for

When Zinnbauer started with Pirates last month, they were seventh on the log, 17 points behind log leaders Kaizer Chiefs but today they are fourth and have managed to cut five points in the gap between them and their archrivals.

Orlando Pirates captain Happy Jele has credited their new coach Josef Zinnbauer for not only helping to turn the team’s fortunes around but also for successfully working on their defensive structure.