Jonty Mark is the Football Editor at Phakaaathi, the Citizen's hub for football content. With nearly 20 years of experience covering South African football, Jonty has reported on two World Cup finals and eight Africa Cup of Nations finals, showcasing his passion for team sports and competitive athletics. He is featured in The Citizen News.
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Jonty Mark's focus is on local sports, particularly football in South Africa. His articles mainly cover events and opinions related to local football clubs such as Chiefs and Sundowns, as well as Bafana Afcon.
If you are looking to reach out effectively to Jonty, consider providing insights or analysis relevant to the performance of these specific teams or players within the South African football context. Additionally, offering expert commentary on player trades, team strategies, match analyses or any other exclusive insider information about these teams would likely capture his attention.
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'Zidane was not quick, but he knew before receiving the ball where the ball was going to go. We need that in the middle,' said the Pirates head coach.
By: Jonty Mark
Mamelodi Sundowns' extraordinary strength in depth was on display again this week as they ultimately eased past Siwelele FC 3-0 in the Betway Premiership.
Kaizer Chiefs were pegged back by Polokwane City in a 1-1 Betway Premiership draw at the Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday.
Orlando Pirates survived an early scare to cruise past La Cure Waves 3-1 on Saturday and into the final round of Caf Champions League qualifying.
Danny Jordaan has held off a challenge from Sandile Zungu and will remain as South African Football Association for a fourth successive term.
'The opponent doesn't create a chance but we make a big mistake and allow the opponent to score,' said the Chiefs head coach.
Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou blasted his players for their second half showboating, despite progressing to the final qualifying round
'There is a hell of a job for Pitso Mosimane (Bafana's new head coach) to do in the future,' said the Sundowns head coach.
'We hope to have some new players, especially in that position,' said the Pirates coach.
Chiefs will battle Zambia's Red Arrows for a place in the Confederation Cup group stages.
