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The trials and tribulations of talented Jomo Cosmos continued at the Germiston Stadium on Wednesday afternoon when the bottom club in the Premier League table tumbled to a tense, nail-biting 2-1 defeat against Dynamos. Not even a revival in the final 30 minutes could rescue Cosmos from a third defeat at this early juncture of the season.
The belated, but soothing pronouncement from Bafana Bafana administrative manager Sipho Nkumane on Tuesday night that "all the players are now in camp" must have sounded like music to the ears of coach Carlos Alberto Parreira. The last three players to arrive were Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar, Maccabi Haifa fullback Tsepo Masilela and Bloemfontein Celtic's Tumelo Nhlapo.
The long wait ended in a fairytale triumph for Walter Khumalo when Free State Stars' veteran goalkeeper came off eight months on the bench to instigate a tense and taut Nedbank Cup penalty shoot-out victory against Platinum Stars at Goble Park in Bethlehem on Sunday afternoon.
Mamelodi Sundowns find themselves between the devil and the deep blue sea with a dearth of players for Saturday's first-leg CAF Confederation Cup tie.
The trials and tribulations of talented Jomo Cosmos continued at the Germiston Stadium on Wednesday afternoon when the bottom club in the Premier League table tumbled to a tense, nail-biting 2-1 defeat against Dynamos. Not even a revival in the final 30 minutes could rescue Cosmos from a third defeat at this early juncture of the season.
The belated, but soothing pronouncement from Bafana Bafana administrative manager Sipho Nkumane on Tuesday night that "all the players are now in camp" must have sounded like music to the ears of coach Carlos Alberto Parreira. The last three players to arrive were Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar, Maccabi Haifa fullback Tsepo Masilela and Bloemfontein Celtic's Tumelo Nhlapo.
The long wait ended in a fairytale triumph for Walter Khumalo when Free State Stars' veteran goalkeeper came off eight months on the bench to instigate a tense and taut Nedbank Cup penalty shoot-out victory against Platinum Stars at Goble Park in Bethlehem on Sunday afternoon.
Mamelodi Sundowns find themselves between the devil and the deep blue sea with a dearth of players for Saturday's first-leg CAF Confederation Cup tie.
