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Muhsin Ertugral will step in as head coach of Cape Town City FC until the end of the season while they search of a new coach to take over before the start of the next campaign.
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis is happy with the standard of the club's academy after youngster Emile Witbooi spent time on trial with Chelsea.
Injuries may have stalled Thabo Nodada's season, but the Cape Town City midfielder is determined to return stronger than ever, aiming for trophies and a legacy that transcends the pitch. Discover his ambitions in our latest exclusive interview.
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis says new signings have already created a healthy competition for places within the club.
Mkhambathi FC has warned fans that the South African Police Services (SAPS) and other security services will be present to prevent people from bringing weapons into the stadium ahead of their crucial clash against Msinga United on Sunday.
Cape Town City owner John Comitis has valued striker Khanyiso Mayo at R40 million.
All too often, clubs appoint coaches but the people who make the decisions are not equipped to make sound judgement. In PSL circles, the chairmen are usually the ones making decisions, writes Herman Gibbs.
Premier Soccer League have announced they won’t be attending the South African Football Association’s congress this weekend.
Manie Libbok will not be terrorising the Bulls in two weeks’ time with the Stormers pivot set for an extended resting period ahead of the play-offs of the United Rugby Championship.
John Comitis believes the Mother City is deserving of a football club that belongs to all the people of this beautiful city at the tip of Africa.
John Comitis’ transgression was his scathing remarks made on Robert Marawa’s podcast, Marawa Sports Worldwide, in the light of the outcome of Safa's arbitration.