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October 30, 2025

Pressure mounts on Jordaan as SAFA divisions deepen

When FIFA docked Bafana Bafana three points for fielding an ineligible Teboho Mokoena against Lesotho - an administrative error that could have ended South Africa's 2026 World Cup dream - the expectation was that heads would roll.

2 mins

Pirates’ painful exit from CAF

When the final whistle blew at Orlando Stadium, in the CAF Champions League match between Orlando Pirates and Saint-Éloi Lupopo, there was a strange silence that lingered across Soweto. The kind that only football can produce - where pride and heartbreak share the same air. Orlando Pirates had just delivered one of their bravest performances in recent continental memory, overturning a 3-0 deficit against Saint-Éloi Lupopo of the Democratic Republic of Congo to level the tie 3-3 on aggregate. Yet, as the penalty shootout went the wrong way, the Buccaneers' dream of returning to the CAF Champions League group stage – and the financial windfall that comes with it - came crashing down. What had begun as an afternoon of belief ended in bitter reflection, as the Soweto giants bowed out of Africa's premier club competition in the second preliminary round - a result that carried not just sporting disappointment, but a significant financial blow. Soccer Laduma's Masebe Qina takes a look at what happened.

4 mins

The mentality hasn't changed

Neo Maema has a chance of playing against his former side Mamelodi Sundowns in the group stages of the CAF Champions League. Maema's Tanzanian side Simba SC progressed to the next round of the African continental club competition following a 3-0 aggregate win over Eswatini's Nsingizini Hotspurs, while Sundowns swept aside Nigerian side Remo Stars 7-1 on aggregate. The draw for the next round of the CAF competitions will be held on Monday, 3 November. In the second part of his interview with Soccer Laduma's Kyle Lewis, Maema opens up about how they found out about coach Rhulani Mokwena's departure from Chloorkop and his chances of representing Bafana Bafana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

4 mins

They must stop lying

Keagan Buchanan's career is what many players could dream about. The former midfielder played for teams like Bloemfontein Celtic, Kaizer Chiefs, Maritzburg United, and AmaZulu FC, but his game time was often limited by injuries. In the second part of this interview with Soccer Laduma's Delmain Faver, Buchanan talks about his complicated relationships with coaches like Ernst Middendorp and Benni Mccarthy. Buchanan also opens up about the time he spent at Kaizer Chiefs and his achievements during his career.

6 mins

Chiefs co-coaches' to-do list

Now that Kaizer Chiefs have provided clarity to their supporters and the football fraternity on the departure of coach Nasreddine Nabi, we know that Khalil Ben Youssef and Cedric Kaze can focus on the task at hand for the rest of the season.

8 mins

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3 mins

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4 mins

African giants are aware of Sundowns

Mamelodi Sundowns are different because most of their players have been playing in CAF competitions for a long time now.

3 mins

I was really touched by their words

After the final whistle, when we hosted Rwanda at the Mbombela Stadium in the last game of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, I went to the field with the SAFA leadership, President Danny Jordan and Minister Gayton McKenzie to congratulate the players.

1 mins

I see myself somewhere in Europe

Olwethu Makhanya's decision to leave South Africa for Philadelphia Union in the Major League Soccer (MLS) did not start as well as the former Stellenbosch FC defender may have hoped, but it has since paid off handsomely. The 21-year-old is a key figure at the heart of the best defence in the league for the 2025 season, and his focus now shifts to the MLS Play-offs. The Durban-born star sat down with Soccer Laduma's Matthew Petersen to discuss how his move to the US materialised, what he's learnt from his coach Bradley Carnell, facing off against Lionel Messi and his hopes to make Bafana Bafana's final squad at next year's FIFA World Cup in North America.

3 mins

PSL teams flying Mzansi's flag high

Congratulations to Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and Stellenbosch FC for making it to the group stages of the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, flying Mzansi's flag high.

4 mins

Let's get our act together!

Just last week we were singing the praises of how South African football was in a good space and that things were really looking up, especially after Bafana Bafana's qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be staged in North America.

5 mins