PSL wrap: Maritzburg boost survival hopes after beating Stellebosch

Amadou Soukouna scored the vital goal five minutes before halftime, converting his opportunity after being played in by Rowan Human.

The Team of Choice remain at the foot of the table with one game of the season to go but are level on points with both Chippa United and Marumo Gallants, three clubs only separated by goal difference.

Stellies, meanwhile, are sixth on the table with a home match against TS Galaxy to round of their season next week.

Golden Arrows move into top eight after beating Amazulu

Golden Arrows moved into the top-eight of the league standings after a slender 1-0 win over Amazulu in a clash played at the Princess Magogo stadium.

Siyavuya Ndlovu scored the only goal of the game nine minutes after the halftime interval, heading in from a Pule Mmodi free-kick.

The win moves Arrows into eight position but they are level on points with both Sekhukhune and Stellenbosch you are only above them only goal difference.

Amazulu are 12th on the table and are now mathematically safe from relegation.

Swallows shoot down Royal AM

Swallows continued their good form with a 1-0 away win over Royal AM in a match played at the Chatsworth stadium.

Kagiso Malinga converted from the penalty spot in the 26th minute what proved to be the only goal of the game.

Swallows moved to ninth in the standings but are level on points with three teams above them and have it all to play for in their final game.

Royal AM are 11 th in the standings.

TS Galaxy thump Chippa Utd to keep top-eight hopes alive

TS Galaxy kept their slim top-eight hopes alive as they found their goalscoring touch in a 4-0 demolition job of Chippa United at the Mbombela Stadium.

While the victory still leaves the Rockets in 10th place on the table, another win on the final day of the season could see them secure a top-eight finish if other results go their way.

Kamogelo Sebelebele put Galaxy in the pound seats with goals on either side of half-time, while a tired Chippa would concede two further goals in the closing minutes of the match.

Midfielder Ebrahim Seedat first provided the assist for Masilakhe Phohlongo to make it three before also playing provider for Nkosikhona Radebe, who rubbed salt in the wounds with a fourth in injury time.

TS Galaxy will travel to Stellenbosch for their final game of the season, while Chippa host Golden Arrows.

Ten-men Cape Town City still too good for Richards Bay

Cape Town City set up an exciting battle with Kaizer Chiefs next weekend after surviving a second-half red card to dispatch struggling Richards Bay 2-0 at the Athlone Stadium.

Not even the 62nd-minute sending-off of Lorenzo Gordinho could spoil the Citizens' day, and in fact, the second of their two goals came after the defender had left the pitch.

Khanyisa Mayo had given City the lead early in the second half after a header assist from Taariq Fielies, but disaster struck not long after when Gordinho was given his marching orders for a second bookable offence.

However, City stayed strong and doubled their lead 10 minutes from time when Mayo grabbed a well-deserved brace to secure all three points and give his side a chance of grabbing fourth place away from Kaizer Chiefs when the two teams meet in a mouthwatering match-up next weekend.

For Richards Bay, their miserable finish to the season continues. The men from KwaZulu-Natal haven't had a victory in the league since January and look like they will finish their campaign fortunate to avoid relegation, having dropped all the way down to 13th place from a high of second on the table at the start of the year.