AmaTuks remain top of the table, but there are now just two unbeaten teams in the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
The second-tier action began on Friday when Cape Town Spurs moved up to eighth with a good 2-0 victory over Polokwane City, with Ashley Cupido grabbing a brace to take his tally for the season up to six.
68’ Cupido gets his second with a deft chip over the GK.
@CapeTownSpursFC 2-0 @CityReloaded #MotsepeFoundationChampionship pic.twitter.com/n9cxZ8vR8m— Rob Delport (@FMSouthAfrica) October 7, 2022
NB La Masia also picked up three points on Friday, as they beat Venda Football Academy 1-0.
On Saturday Mumuni Abubakar scored a brace as Casric Stars beat Pretoria Callies 2-1 at home, while in the other three Saturday results the score ended the same, but in the favour of the away teams.
JDR Stars beat Hungry Lions 2-1 Black Leopards went down to Platinum City Rovers by the same scoreline, while it was also a 2-1 win for Tshakhuma over Baroka.
An interesting weekend where all eight matches produced results.
In this edition of iDiski Times, we talk to Kaizer Chiefs captain Itumeleng Khune about his comeback with the glamour boys, his weight loss journey and plea to support Arthur Zwane. We also chat to Lyle Lakay after his Deadline Day loan from Mamelodi Sundowns to Cape Town City, while former Orlando Pirates skipper Lucky Lekgwathi assesses the Buccaneers transfer window. In the rumour mill we heard whispers about Kaizer Chiefs parting ways with Nike after 21 years and Daniel Akpeyi being considered by Chippa United. We also speak to Eric Tinkler ahead of his side’s CAF Champions League clash with Petro de Luanda. Read the full edition of iDiski Times below:
