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Dansin - a new Cocomelon on the block with a stunning strike goal
Sunday Tribune
|November 02, 2025
THE superlatives, the clichés are unlikely to do Cemran Dansin’s maiden goal for Orlando Pirates justice.
CAMREN Dansin of Orlando Pirates celebrates after scoring during the Betway Premiership against Mamelodi Sundowns at Loftus Stadium.
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Early as it is in the season, we could well have witnessed the best goal of the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season already.
Granted we have to wait until the end of season awards ceremony to truly fathom the enormity of the cracker the young man scored in yesterday’s 1-1 draw with Orlando Pirates. But the comment by one of the television commentators that the equalizer that cancelled out Peter Shalulile’s opener was a contender for goal of the season was apt.
Upstarts in the professional ranks should not be embarrassing seasoned campaigners the way Dansin did the revered Ronwen Williams like he did.
The Sundowns number one is not only South Africa’s national team goalkeeper and captain but he is revered as among the best on the continent, his latest nomination for the CAF Goalkeeper of the Year award confirms that much.
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