On The Ball

East Coast Radio — Eggs Benedict Ngwenya and Sky Tshabalala have contrasting views when it comes to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer!

East Coast Radio — The string of poor results continued for Manchester United and Arsenal but their respective managers are still employed.

East Coast Radio — After a despicable performer last year, Eggs Benedict Ngwenya didn't receive a call up from the East Coast Breakfast team for the game taking place this Saturday.

East Coast Radio — Kaizer Chiefs are 10 points clear of second-placed Mamelodi Sundowns at the summit of the Premier Soccer League standings.

East Coast Radio — Arsenal captain Granit Xhaka took off his club shirt and cupped his hand to his ear as he stormed down the tunnel when Arsenal fans booed him while he was being substituted.

East Coast Radio — Liverpool visit Manchester United this Sunday and most people have already written the hosts off.

East Coast Radio — Liverpool are now eight points clear at the summit of the English Premier League standings - but can they go all the way?

East Coast Radio — Ever since the young tactician took over the coaching reins, Orlando Pirates have been on a downward spiral and fans on the East Coast are having a filed day.

East Coast Radio — There's been talk of one of the so-called small teams potentially finishing in the top six ahead of the usual big guns.

East Coast Radio — Ntseki has been appointed the Bafana Bafana head coach and I would like South Africans to get behind him.

East Coast Radio — The Mighty Buccaneers are winless in the last four games and they are slowly losing the league title favorites tag.

East Coast Radio — Milutin "Micho" Sredojević's sudden departure at Orlando Pirates has left Rulani Mokwena with a huge responsibility to lead this massive football club.

East Coast Radio — Kaizer Chiefs shockingly top the PSL standings after two games and some fans and pundits believe they can remain in the title race.

East Coast Radio — Leicester City have put an £80-million price tag on the centre-back's head with the likes of Manchester United after his services.

East Coast Radio — Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates clash in the eagerly-awaited Carling Black Label Cup this Saturday.

East Coast Radio — Each Bafana player earned over half a million rands for reaching the AFCOAN last eight and that has divided opinions.

East Coast Radio — The South African national side defied the odds and shocked Egypt in the AFCON. Will they take their great form into the Nigeria game?

East Coast Radio — Fans across the East Coast express their feelings towards Bafana Bafana amidst Sky Tshabalala's questioning of their patriotism.

East Coast Radio — As much as Stuart Baxter is an astute tactician, his team selection leaves a lot to be desired.

East Coast Radio — The Africa Cup of Nations kicks off on Friday and the East Coast Breakfast team predict which country will go all the way.

East Coast Radio — With the football transfer window now open in major football leagues, fans have expressed their thoughts on who they want their teams to sign or offload.

East Coast Radio — Sky Tshabalala, Eggs Benedict Ngwenya, and Neil Green predict the outcome of this year's UEFA Champions League final, which takes place on Saturday night.

East Coast Radio — Sky decided to tear his Kaizer Chiefs membership card after four trophyless seasons and he's joining a new club soon.

East Coast Radio — Find out what's the best moment of the 2018/10 soccer season according to our experts and listeners.

East Coast Radio — Leeds United let Aston Villa walk a goal in and our football experts have slammed that behaviour!

East Coast Radio — Can Manchester United deny Manchester City maximum points tomorrow night to put Liverpool on the driving seat with three games remaining?

East Coast Radio — Bafana Bafana has been drawn in the group of death in this year's AFCON. Will they progress to the next round?

East Coast Radio — Bafana Bafana needs to avoid a defeat against Libya to qualify for this year's AFCN and the big question is, "will they qualify"?

East Coast Radio — Ryan Giggs was in South Africa for the Heineken #Unmissable experience. He watched Manchester United's 3-1 victory over PSG at Sibaya Casino and he took some time out to chat to Eggs Benedict Ngwenya.

East Coast Radio — Kaizer Chiefs was today's topic of discussion as well as the new rules in soccer which take effect from 1 June.

East Coast Radio — Chelsea's first choice goalkeeper refused to be substituted against Manchester City and I've seen it in South Africa before. What can be done to avoid such incidents?

East Coast Radio — Our very own Eggs Benedict Ngwenya backed the wrong team this weekend in what looked like a "sure bet" and it cost him.

East Coast Radio — Why has Chelsea been so inconsistent over the past couple of years? East Coast Radio listeners have their say.

East Coast Radio — A fan has detailed how his team should approach this weekend's Soweto derby. Do you agree?

East Coast Radio — The boys chatted about who is going to hold the cup of victory. It was a tough call when all the favourite teams where knocked out already.

East Coast Radio — Pitso Mosimane says Mamelodi Sundowns were right to play mind games against Wydad Casablanca.

East Coast Radio — The biggest names in Premiere league go head to head this weekend. Who will come out victorious?

East Coast Radio — In the wake of the recent complaints about Banyana Banyana salaries, East Coasters give their views.

East Coast Radio — In the wake of Itumeleng Khune's amazing rant after Kaizer Chiefs lost 2-1 to Orlando Pirates, our football analyst Benedict Ngwenya dissects the Chiefs squad.

East Coast Radio — The British mentor is not a bad tactician but his philosophy doesn't suit South African football.

East Coast Radio — Man United supporters defend their teams, as comments from listeners make the boys uneasy. Eggs chats about the 'offsides' and 'redcards' that took place this past weekend

East Coast Radio — Liverpool fans react to Sky Tshabalala remarks after their team thumped his beloved Manchester United 4-1 in the International Champions Cup.