Premier Soccer League

The ABSA Premier Soccer League (PSL) is arguably the best league in Africa and the most watched. The PSL has players from different continents in the world such as Jeremy Brookie who is a New Zealand professional football player, Sirino who is a Uruguayan professional player, Ricardo Nascimento and Castro who are a Brazilian football player, Baccus who is from Australia, Nurkovic who is from Serbia and many more players on the African continent,.

 The PSL hosts the biggest derby in Africa, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates. The Soweto derby is ranked 31st in the world. Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates have also made waves in the continent by reaching African Champions League finals and winning the biggest cup in Africa one each.

 Below list of articles written about the PSL and its players:

 2020

  1. 5 reasons why PSL 2019-20 season should be canceled


 2019
  1. Post match analysis of Kaizer Chiefs versus Mamelod Sundowns in the ABSA Premiership match 2018-19 season
  2. Battle for ABSA PSL 2018/19 league title continues as Sundowns and Witz play to a stalemate
  3. Kaizer Chiefs using their height as a weapon to win games they should not - Qualitative Superiority
  4. Kekeletso Makgalwa is a rising star in South African football. 



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