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South Africa Premier League Predictions Predictions and Tips

So how do we provide predictions for all the matches in the DSTV South African Premier League (PSL)? Simple. Our system has a feed with all of the upcoming PSL fixtures with the dates/times, match ups etc. We also have data with all the historical matches of teams in the PSL and the current season performance. Using this data, our prediction engine makes full time correct score predictions on all upcoming Premier League fixtures, and you can use these for predicting betting markets like 1×2, over/under, or BTTS. See all PSL Fixtures, and all team statistics.
Often these PSL matches will also appear in pools and you can find those on our Sportstake Tips page. You might be surprises that the favourites don’t always win, and scores can often surprise you as well. For closely matches teams, expect low scores, under 2.5 and typically Both teams to score. For when a more powerful PSL team plays a weaker team, expect higher scores and typically only 1 team (the stronger team) to score goals.

PSL Team Standings

Mamelodi Sundowns
Games 30
Wins 22
Draw 7
Lost 1
Points 73
Orlando Pirates
Games 30
Wins 14
Draw 8
Lost 8
Points 50
Stellenbosch
Games 30
Wins 14
Draw 8
Lost 8
Points 50
Sekhukhune United
Games 30
Wins 12
Draw 9
Lost 9
Points 45
Bidvest Wits
Games 30
Wins 14
Draw 10
Lost 6
Points 52
Cape Town City
Games 30
Wins 12
Draw 9
Lost 9
Points 45
TS Galaxy
Games 30
Wins 12
Draw 8
Lost 10
Points 44
SuperSport United
Games 30
Wins 11
Draw 11
Lost 8
Points 44
Polokwane City
Games 30
Wins 9
Draw 12
Lost 9
Points 39
Golden Arrows
Games 30
Wins 10
Draw 8
Lost 12
Points 38
Highlands Park
Games 30
Wins 9
Draw 12
Lost 9
Points 39
Kaizer Chiefs
Games 30
Wins 9
Draw 9
Lost 12
Points 36
AmaZulu
Games 30
Wins 8
Draw 12
Lost 10
Points 36
Bloemfontein Celtic
Games 30
Wins 6
Draw 14
Lost 10
Points 32
Chippa United
Games 30
Wins 8
Draw 10
Lost 12
Points 34
Royal AM
Games 30
Wins 9
Draw 6
Lost 15
Points 33
Moroka Swallows
Games 30
Wins 8
Draw 8
Lost 14
Points 32
Richards Bay
Games 30
Wins 8
Draw 6
Lost 16
Points 30
Maritzburg United
Games 30
Wins 7
Draw 9
Lost 14
Points 30
Platinum Stars
Games 30
Wins 6
Draw 9
Lost 15
Points 27
Marumo Gallants
Games 30
Wins 5
Draw 14
Lost 11
Points 29
Cape Town Spurs
Games 30
Wins 6
Draw 5
Lost 19
Points 23
Free State Stars
Games 30
Wins 6
Draw 9
Lost 15
Points 27
Baroka
Games 30
Wins 6
Draw 7
Lost 17
Points 25
Black Leopards
Games 30
Wins 5
Draw 8
Lost 17
Points 23

about the DSTV Premier League

The South African Premier League is popularly known as the PSL or Absa Premiership due to the fact that ABSA is the official sponsor after the PSL cut ties with Castle Lager. The PSL is the elite league in South Africa which was founded after independence in 1996 and it keeps on getting better. The official website is http://www.psl.co.za/
The league initially had 18 teams but this was changed in the 2001/2 as it was trimmed to 16 teams after concern was raised over the issue of fixture congestion due to far too many league matches and tournaments. Also take a look at the DSTV Compact Cup predictions.
Two teams are relegated at the end of the season, the 16th team is automatically relegated and replaced by the top team in the NFD and the team on the 15th position will enter play offs with three teams other teams from the NFD in the play-offs.
South African teams are not as successful as the teams from North and West Africa in terms of the African Champions League, but they remain competitive, with Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns having one star apiece in their trophy cabinet.
Mamelodi Sundowns or ‘The Brazilians’ are the most successful team in this division with a total of eight titles to their name followed by the two Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates who have four apiece. Supersport United have three titles and everyone will always remember these three titles because they won them in three consecutive seasons,
There is a growing concern over lack of goals in the PSL because strikers are failing to bag a mere 20 goals in a single season, and the problem manifests itself in the Bafana Bafana team which does not score as much as they would like, but the coaches have vowed to sort out this problem.
Most PSL matches are beamed live on SuperSport which is part of the mega television deal signed in 200, a deal which put the Absa Premiership on the map because the PSL became 15th ranked league in the world in terms of commercial broadcast deals. SABC also screen live matches during the weekends.
Premier league teams spread across various provinces and there are a lot of foreign based players from neighbouring countries especially Zimbabwe. Mamelodi Sundowns go as far as South America in search of players and have a good number of players from Brazil, Uruguay and even New Zealand and all this adds to the excitement of the ABSA Premier League.
One of the major dark side of the PSL is vandalism and hooliganism at the various stadiums from disgruntled fans but the PSL are working hand in glove with the responsible authorities to make sure that this issue is completely dealt with because it portrays a bad image of the South African game and has an impact on the attendance at stadiums as numbers continue to drop due to fear death from some supporters.
Mamelodi Sundowns narrowly won the league last season after a tight race with the buccaneers. Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are being tipped to win the league in the upcoming season but you cannot rule out Kaizer Chiefs predictions and Supersport United because they have strong squads too.

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