Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates played to a goalless draw in their crunch Absa Premiership clash at Loftus Stadium on Saturday, while 10-man Bidvest Wits lost 2-1 at home after a late rally from Bloemfontein Celtic.

Pirates extended their lead at the top of the table to three points ahead of Wits, though they have played two games more.

Perhaps the big talking point in their clash with Sundowns was a skirmish between the two dugouts late in the first half as a home fan appeared to make his...

Ronwen Williams recently broke SuperSport United's record for the most starts by a player, and amazing achievement considering he is only still 26 years of age.

The goalkeeper is one of a handful of active players who holds the record for club appearances, with the majority being names from the previous century.

Here KweséESPN looks at who holds the same record at all 16 PSL clubs for top-flight, cup and CAF club competition matches.

AMAZULU
Most starts: Julius Chirwa - 244
A KwaMashu-born...

The transfer window only officially opens on July 1, but already there has been much trading of players in South Africa's Premier Soccer League.

That includes players who have been confirmed on the 'release list' of their clubs and will be free agents at the start of next month, potentially providing a bargain for teams on the hunt for talent.

KweséESPN looks at 10 high-profile PSL stars who are available for nothing.

KEAGAN BUCHANAN
Last club: Kaizer Chiefs
Buchanan is an immensely talented...

Steve Komphela's arrival at modest South African Premier Soccer League side Bloemfontein Celtic could turn out to be a shrewd career move as he seeks to rebuild a shattered reputation after three barren years at Kaizer Chiefs.

Celtic confirmed on Wednesday that they had secured Komphela on a two-year deal with an option for an extra season as they seek to return to the top half of the league next season with a squad that is unlikely to feature many big-name signings.

Komphela joined Chiefs in 2015...

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Steve Komphela is to make an immediate return to the hotseat after securing a three-year contract with fellow top-flight side Bloemfontein Celtic.

Komphela spent almost three years at Chiefs without lifting a trophy and resigned in April after fan violence following a Nedbank Cup semifinal defeat to Free State Stars.

Komphela said at the time he would consider a career away from football, but just months later is back in a job with a club that is considered to have great...