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PSL action returns with crucial league clashes

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November 17, 2025

AS the international Fifa break has closed, local football enthusiasts are preparing for an action-packed weekend brimming with regional and continental fixtures.

- HERMAN GIBBS

Three PSL teams — Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, and Stellenbosch FC — will kick off their group stage journeys in the prestigious CAF competitions. In comparison, eight other teams resume their campaigns in the Betway Premiership.

The excitement begins on Saturday as AmaZulu FC welcomes Siwelele FC to their home ground. AmaZulu, renowned for their fierce tenacity and spectacular home support, will be eager to bounce back after a shocking defeat to Polokwane in their last outing.

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