Prominent football fan Thulani Ngcobo hopes the return of PSL football to the evening prime time slot will pave the way for the return of fans to stadiums.In what looks like a move to pave the way for some sort of normality by the Premier Soccer League , late kickoffs are returning to TV programming from Thursday night.
Earlier on Saturday, Kaizer Chiefs host Cape Town City at 6pm at FNB Stadium where Amakhosi will be looking to close the gap on early pacesetters Sundowns. “I am hoping that for the first games in February we might go back in the stadiums. If you can check the way things are right now in the country regarding vaccinations and observing of protocols, it is only football supporters who are not allowed to gather at the stadiums.
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