Toaster Nsabata Zambia32#1Manuel Sapunga Equatorial Guinea33#30Kgoleng Ratisani South Africa20#40
Melusi Buthelezi South Africa28#44
N. Mobbie South Africa32#2Bright Ndlovu South Africa26#3
Daniel Cardoso South AfricaC36#4Medupi Thokolo South Africa0#19
Vuyo Letlapa South Africa23#25Tsepo Matsimbi South Africa27#28Athenkosi Mcaba South Africa24#32Samba O'Neil DR Congo26Siyabonga Ndlozi South Africa23Tshepho Mashiloane South Africa24Vusimuzi Mncube South Africa33#10Siphesihle Mkhize South Africa27#15Sydney Malivha South Africa25#24
Givemore Khupe South Africa26#33
Thato Khiba South Africa30#37Karabo Tlaka South Africa21#45Ngoanamello Rammala South Africa26#11Tidiane Diomandé Ivory Coast27#13Malekgene Mampuru South Africa23#20Lehlogonolo Mojela South Africa30#21Olerato Mandi South Africa23#22Tshepo Mokoane South Africa24#31Bethuel Muzeu Namibia26
Chibuike Ohizu Nigeria30Gomolemo Khoto South Africa0Mcedi Vandala South Africa31Mokibelo Simon Ramabu South Africa28Thabang Mahlangu South Africa21Thamsanqa Magwaza South Africa0Sekhukhune United were founded in the nineteenth century and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.
Makhulong Stadium has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.
