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Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Seema and Kaze out, but which other PSL coaches could be next?

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The 2026-27 PSL season has just begun, and two coaches have already bit the dust following a series of poor results.

Sekhukhune United were the first to get rid of their coach, Cedric Kaze, who had only been with them since the start of the season.

Kaze had joined Sekhukhune United following his release from Kaizer Chiefs, and he was in charge of six official games.

He guided Babina Noko to two victories while he suffered four defeats, including three against Orlando Pirates although he was suspended in the final defeat to the Sea Robbers.

As reported on The South African on Monday, Lehlohonolo Seema was sacked by Siwelele FC on the back of Sunday’s 3-2 loss to Chiefs.

Seema was winless in his first five league games as Siwelele recorded two draws and suffered three defeats.

Also read: Lehlohonolo Seema sacked by Siwelele FC

THE FIVE PSL COACHES WALKING A TIGHTROPE

  • Khalil Ben Youssef (Durban City)
  • Phuti Mohafe (Marumo Gallants)
  • Brandon Truter (Chippa United)
  • Bernard Parker (TS Galaxy)
  • Abram Mongoya (Kruger United)
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