Chippa boost survival hopes, AmaZulu maintain perfect start to 2026
Chippa United beat Durban City to improve their chances of avoiding relegation from the Betway Premiership, while AmaZulu kept their momentum going.

The experienced defender struggled for game time at the KwaZulu-Natal side, making just nine appearances this season, and his return to the Msweno Boys comes at a crucial stage for the club.
General manager Matome Kganakga confirmed the reunion, highlighting the player's potential impact on the squad.
"He was not playing at Richards Bay, and our coach, Pogiso Makhoye, felt he's someone who can help us, so we brought him back," Kganakga told Soccer Laduma.
Orbit College are also on the verge of adding Ghanaian defender Mohammed Abubakar from Karela United on loan until the end of the season. While the transfer faces a minor "glitch," the club remains optimistic that the deal will be completed soon.
Negotiations are also ongoing to secure the services of free agent Lesedi Kapinga, the former Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates midfielder. His experience and leadership could provide a vital boost as Orbit fight to climb the standings.
Already reinforced with Bradley Ralani, Thabang Mahlangu, and Ben Motshwari, Orbit College currently sit 14th on the log and face a critical clash away to Polokwane City on Saturday.
With Vilakazi back and other signings potentially joining, the club is hoping these additions can spark a late-season revival.
The Rustenburg based club will continue with their fight survival for survival in the Betway Premiership when they take on Polokwane City at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday.
Orbit are 14th on the league standings with 13 points after 16 games, two points ahead of bottom of the log side Magesi FC.