Sazi Hadebe is passionate about writing about SA football and has done it for more than 20 years. He's the former editor of Isolezwe (between 2012 and early 2016). Other than football, he follows almost all other sports and local news and events around the world. He's in his second stint as football writer at the Sunday Times and was part of the the team that broke the Operation Dribble story, a referee scandal in SA football, in 2004. The story won him an SAB Sports Award, alongside Kgomotso Mokoena, in 2005.
AmaZulu have confirmed that former player and legend Joel Faya died on Friday morning after a short illness.
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There's still a lot to play for and so many permutations
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Stellenbosch FC wasted another opportunity to hold on to second spot in the DStv Premiership when they lost 2-0 to relegation fighting Moroka ...
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The decision to rest or field players is easier said than done, says the Brazilians’ coach