SuperSport United’s place on the Premier Soccer League (PSL) standings at the halfway mark may be something to celebrate, but coach Kaitano Tembo says the three-time league champions are a few points short of the haul they targeted at the start of the season.
The Tshwane giants came from behind to force a share of the points against Kaizer Chiefs at the weekend and go into Wednesday’s home league encounter against Orlando Pirates in Atteridgeville sitting pretty in second position on the PSL table...
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