Kaizer Chiefs are believed to be ready to offer Richards Bay a significant transfer fee to be able to sign their right back at the start of next season, the Siya crew understands.

Kaizer Chiefs are eyeing one of the leagues most formidable defenders. This would certainly add some stability at the back.

Richards Bay dealt a heavy blow to Kaizer Chiefs’ top-eight ambitions as they beat them 1-0 at the King Zwelithini Stadium yesterday. The Natal Rich Boyz also boosted their chances of survival ...

Richards Bay: 16. Magoola, 2. Gcaba, 25. Mcineka, 72. Mabua, 3. Ndaba, 36. Zikhali, 20. Mthembu, 21. Mhlongo, 23. Figareido, 45. Ntsundawana, 9. Mbuthuma. Subs: 1. Otieno, 27. Bomelo, 33. Ngema, 11.

AmaZulu got back to winning ways in the Betway Premiership following a 1-0 victory over KwaZulu-Natal rivals Richards Bay FC on Friday evening.

In a bid to lure additional firepower, Kaizer Chiefs management have increased their transfer budget to R80 million, ...

Justice Figuareido (right) of Richards Bay FC celebrates with Yanela Mbuthuma (left) after the KZN side scored against Kaizer Chiefs on Sunday. Picture: Darren Stewart/Gallo Images Richards Bay ...

Defender Fezile Gcaba headed home a smart ... while Salim Magoola had a terrific game in the sticks to give Richards Bay three points and a healthy lift up the log ladder, to 11th place.

Otieno parried the ball into the reach of Taariq Fielies, who made no mistake as the defender fired home from close range to hand AmaZulu a 1-0 lead. The Natal Rich Boys introduced promising striker ...

The Premiership will feature a critical KwaZulu-Natal derby on Friday night as AmaZulu take on Richards Bay at King Zwelithini Stadium. Both teams are looking to bounce back from recent setbacks ...

In what marks their final match before the first FIFA International break of the year, Kaizer Chiefs will head to Durban this Sunday afternoon to face Richards Bay in a Betway Premiership clash at ...