Vooka Sports – Chiefs top CAF group, Blitzboks Edge Fiji for Title & Pirates Coach Demands Ruthless Finishing

Kaizer Chiefs move top of CAF Confederation Cup group with Al Masry win.

Kaizer Chiefs beat Al Masry 2-1 at Moses Mabhida Stadium to move top of Group D with 10 points. Flavio Silva opened the scoring from the penalty spot, before Abderrahim Deghmoum equalised. Aiden McCarthy quickly restored Chiefs’ lead, securing their third win in five games. Chiefs twice went close to extending the margin but missed chances, while goalkeeper Brandon Petersen made key saves. McCarthy’s yellow card suspension rules him out of the decisive clash against Zamalek on 15 February. ZESCO remain bottom with three points, while Stellenbosch lost 3-0 to Otoho d’Oyo in Group C.

Brilliant Blitzboks strike gold Down Under and claim Perth SVNS crown

The Blitzboks claimed their first title on Australian soil since 2017, beating Fiji 21-19 in the final after earlier defeating Australia 28-12 in the semifinals. Ryan Oosthuizen starred with two tries in the final, including the decisive score late on, while Sebastiaan Jobb added another. Ricardo Duarttee converted all three tries. Fiji had led briefly in the second half, but South Africa’s strong defence and clinical finishing sealed victory. Oosthuizen was named Player of the Final as the Blitzboks avenged recent losses to Fiji and capped a dominant weekend performance.

Abdeslam Ouaddou calls for sharper edge in title push.

Orlando Pirates coach Ouaddou urged his side to be more ruthless despite a 4-1 cup win over Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila, stressing missed chances could impact goal difference in the league. He highlighted the need to convert opportunities consistently. TTM coach Lucky Nelukau praised his young squad’s effort, likening the challenge of facing Pirates to “following a crocodile into the river,” and agreed the Buccaneers should have scored more.