SOCCER

ZIFA blocks PSL bid to suspend relegation

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has rejected the Premier Soccer League's (PSL) surprise decision to suspend relegation for the ongoing season, insisting the move is both improper and unenforc...

SOCCER

ZIFA wants a 20 team PSL

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has formally written to the Premier Soccer League (PSL) proposing that the number of participating clubs be increased from 18 to 20 starting next season.In a ...

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PSL won't save Dynamos

Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairman Isaiah Mupfurutsa has dismissed speculation that the league could bend its rules to prevent Dynamos from relegation, insisting that fair play will prevail no matte...

SOCCER

PSL seeks new Chief Executive Officer

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) is on the hunt for a new chief executive officer to replace Kennedy Ndebele, who resigned at the end of last year ahead of the ZIFA elections held on January 25. Ndebel...

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ZBC to air PSL games

THE long wait for the broadcasting of Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches is over after the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation were awarded the rights to flight the league's matches both on tele...

Mnangagwa son in law's $3.5 million offer to PSL

LOCAL company Dr Dish have dangled a $3.5 million bid to the domestic Premier Soccer League (PSL) to acquire the top-flight league's media visual broadcasting rights from this year, in a ground-breaki...

BUSINESS NEWS

Kwese TV snubs PSL television rights

ECONET Media has said Kwese TV has not submitted any bid for the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League television rights and declared that it doesn't intend to submit bids anytime in the near future.In a...

BUSINESS NEWS

PSL ends SuperSport broadcasting deal

AFTER  ending their maiden broadcasting deal with SuperSport International last December, the Premier Soccer League have begun the search for a new partner to beam the top-flight for the next fiv...

BUSINESS NEWS

SuperSport, Kwese in running for PSL TV rights

PREMIER Soccer League clubs will get the biggest hint of who will be granted the next broadcasting rights when the top-flight body's governors convene in Harare for an extraordinary meeting today.All ...