Khoza wants PSL stakeholders to get bang for their buck

The OfficialPSL season is scheduled to resume next weekend as the organisation is hellbent on ensuring that all stakeholders get their money’s worth. By Mihlalibaleka | IOLsport

JOHANNESBURG - The PSL season is scheduled to resume next weekend 8 as the organisation is hellbent on ensuring that all stakeholders - especially sponsors and broadcasters - who’ve backed them during these trying times get their money’s worth.

In their bid to ensure that every stakeholder was appeased, the PSL yesterday confirmed that the Nedbank Cup semi-finals will kickstart the resumption on August 8 - with Bidvest Wits scheduled to face Mamelodi Sundowns. In the second semi-final, Bloemfontein Celtic will square off with Baroka FC. Both games will be in the Gauteng bio-bubble, the venues are still to be confirmed.

PSL chairman Irvin Khoza said at a media briefing yesterday that the intention is to finish the season early in September, with some teams likely to play every three days. In the bigger scheme of things the PSL clearly felt that it was important that Absa, their chief sponsors, sign off in style.

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