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Kaizer Chiefs Celebrate Nedbank Cup Victory with Team Unity and the Hit Song "Liyabuya Likhosi" Kaizer Chiefs recently won the Nedbank Cup, a major soccer tournament in South Africa. This victory is a big deal for the club, boosting pride and morale. To mark this moment, the team teamed up to create a catchy new song called "Liyabuya Likhosi." This song isn’t just music; it’s a symbol of their unity, pride, and the strong bond between players and fans. Let’s explore how this win, the song, and the team’s spirit are making waves in the sports world. Getting to the final wasn’t easy. Kaizer Chiefs faced tough opponents in early rounds, often winning by narrow margins. Players showed grit and focus, pushing through tough matches. The coach’s smart tactics and standout performances by key players sealed the deal. Players like Keagan Dolly and Itumeleng Khune played critical roles, fueling confidence and teamwork. Their hard work paid off as they lifted the trophy, ea...

Mamelodi Sundowns today welcomed Steve Komphela who will serve as Senior Coach and will assist Manqoba Mngqithi and the Technical Team.  Steve Komphela said, "I am very excited to be back at Mamelodi Sundowns where I was always inspired and treated with respect and love. I am committed to contributing to the Club achieving its goals in South Africa and on the African Continent." Mamelodi Sundowns is currently training in South Africa for the upcoming season and will be leaving in a few days to Austria as part of its pre season preparations.

Kekana: Itu Khune should retire now, he is no longer wanted at Chiefs, nobody wants him anymore Mamelodi Sundowns midfield legend Hlompho Kekana has advised Itumeleng Khune to hang up his gloves, and accept that he is no longer wanted between the poles for Kaizer Chiefs.   “I wish he could understand and face the reality that he will never play forever,” Kekana told SABC’s Soccer Zone. “At this stage that he finds himself in, one would say leave the game before you start hating the game.” “The reality says the system doesn’t want you anymore. So when the system doesn’t want you anymore, make sure that you move. You don’t want to watch football one day and hate it.” “He played for Bafana; he captained the Kaizer Chiefs team, which won the league. I mean, he has done so much. What point does he want to prove, and to whom?” See disturbing pictures Bellow