Royal AM

Royal AM beat AmaZulu 2-0 in a Durban derby on Sunday and rose seven places to fifth, after leaders Mamelodi Sundowns were the only club to win among those ...

Coached by German Sead Ramovic, 10th-placed Galaxy have a woeful home record, winning just once in seven matches and scoring only three times. Royal surprised pundits last season when they debuted in the top flight, finishing third and qualifying for the CAF Confederation Cup, the African equivalent of the UEFA Europa League. Victory lifted Royal to 20 points, 17 behind Sundowns, who triumphed 2-0 at Richards Bay on Friday in pursuit of a sixth straight league title.

Royal AM have earned bragging rights in the KwaZulu-Natal derby, after beating Amazulu 2-0 in the DSTV Premiership match at the Chatsworth stadium in Durban ...

Royal AM have now moved to the fifth position on the log. Eventually the referee did overturn the decision, and it remained 1-0 to the home team. Royal AM sealed all the three points six minutes from time, when the substitute Mxolisi Macuphu converted a cross from Menzi Masuku.

Orlando Pirates moved down on the PSL standings following Royal AM's victory over AmaZulu FC on Sunday afternoon.

While Royal boosted their ambitions of finishing in the top eight by defeating AmaZulu and they are now placed fifth on the standings. However, Galaxy dropped points after they failed to convert their chances in their game against Stellenbosch and they are now occupying the 10th spot on the table. ALL EYES ON: Galaxy and Royal as the two teams had an opportunity to climb into the top eight on the PSL log and leapfrog Pirates in the process.

Royal AM returned to their winning ways following a hard-fought 2-0 victory over AmaZulu in the KwaZulu-Natal derby at Chatsworth Stadium yesterday.

Usuthu came back with more energy in the second half but still could not create any chances. But after AmaZulu players appealed, the referee Christopher Kistoor consulted with his assistant and the goal was not allowed to stand. As the game continued, Usuthu were starting to find their rhythm but could not break Thwahla’s defence and went into the interval trailing.

Usuthu suffered their fifth defeat of the 2022/23 campaign on Sunday, the same number they accumulated in thirty league matches last year, and dropped out ...

And obviously I make changes, and we open the play and they score what to me was a third goal, when it was actually the second goal because he lied or didn't know what was happening." "As much as we didn't deserve much in that game, we had a good 15 minutes spell in the second half which I'm sure we were close to turning into a goal before the chaos," he explained. "The only problem I have there, and it's a big problem, is me going to the fourth official five minutes after and asking for the score and him telling me it was 2-0 when it was still 1-0.