
All eyes are now on the PSL promotion play-off matches that will decide who will join Vasco Da Gama as the 16th team in for the 2010/11 Absa Premiership season. 
”The reality hasn’t set in yet…I still think its going to take a while and I keep having to pinch myself to ensure its not a dream,” says Vasco coach Carlos das Neves. 
Black Leopards have another opportunity to battle for promotion into the Absa Premiership, they were drawn to face African Warriors in the PSL’s promotion play-off at a draw conducted at the PSL offices. 
Kaizer Chiefs coach, Vladimir Vermezovic, appeared before the PSL Disciplinary Committee last night on charges of bringing the League into disrepute. 
Following their victory during the 2nd Leg of the NFD Stream Winners final, PSL CEO Kjetil Siem, has welcomed Vasco Da Gama into the PSL’s elite League for the 2010/2011 season. 
Cape Town will have three clubs in the PSL next season after Vasco da Gama beat Black Leopards 2-1 at the Parow Park stadium on Sunday afternoon. 
The South African Football Association (SAFA) has marked the 100 days celebrations to the 2010 FIFA World Cup kick off with a demonstration of unity. 
Mamelodi Sundowns simply overwhelmed Golden Arrows at the Super Stadium on Saturday afternoon in their final Absa Premiership match of the 2009/10 PSL season. 
A second half goal from Josta Dladla was enough to hand Kaizer Chiefs a 2-1 win over Free State Stars at Loftus Stadium on Saturday afternoon in their final 2009/10 Absa Premiership game. 
The curtain for the 2009\10 Absa Premiership campaign finally came down on Saturday, and Bidvest Wits ended their season on a high when they overcame Platinum Stars 2-0 at Bidvest Stadium.
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