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Gameweek 29: Draws Dominate as Bright Ndlovu Shines in Betway Premiership Fantasy

Gameweek 29 of the Betway Premiership fantasy season delivered a midweek marathon of draws and defensive resilience that left South African fantasy football managers scrambling for points. Across eight fixtures spanning Tuesday and Wednesday this week, only three matches produced decisive winners, with stalemates ruling the roost. Leading the fantasy points charge was Bright Ndlovu of Sekhukhune United, who bagged an incredible 24 fantasy points thanks to a brace that stunned Chippa United. Also hitting the 24-point mark was Polokwane City's Lindokuhle Mathebula, whose goalkeeping heroics secured a clean sheet in their goalless draw with Richards Bay. T. Mashiloane wasn't far behind with 19 fantasy points, contributing a goal and two assists in Sekhukhune's dominant away performance.

Results Roundup: Wednesday's Drama

The midweek action concluded on Wednesday evening with four simultaneous kick-offs that produced plenty of frustration for fantasy managers. At Moses Mabhida Stadium, S. Mthethwa scored for AmaZulu to earn 11 fantasy points, but Golden Arrows fought back to claim a 1-1 draw in the KwaZulu-Natal derby. The defensive solidity on both sides limited attacking returns, leaving captainers of either team's forwards disappointed.

Marumo Gallants and TS Galaxy also couldn't be separated in their 1-1 stalemate, a result that saw M. Rikhotso of Gallants endure a nightmare outing with 0 fantasy points despite decent ownership expectations. The match lacked creative spark, with both defences holding firm after early exchanges.

The headline fixture saw Mamelodi Sundowns held to a 1-1 draw by Kaizer Chiefs in a Pretoria thriller that had title implications written all over it. Sundowns' J. Adams flopped spectacularly with 0 fantasy points, a crushing blow to the many managers who backed the Brazilians' midfield maestro in this crucial PSL fantasy review week. The result keeps the title race intriguing as we enter the final stretch of the campaign.

Richards Bay and Polokwane City played out the only goalless draw of the gameweek, but it proved golden for those who invested in City's custodian. Lindokuhle Mathebula earned 12 fantasy points from his clean sheet and three bonus points, rewarding the few managers brave enough to back a goalkeeper in a fixture many expected to produce goals.

Chippa United's home woes continued as they were dismantled 3-1 by a rampant Sekhukhune United side. Bright Ndlovu stole the headlines with two goals from his defensive position, an extraordinary haul that saw him rack up 24 fantasy points in the aggregate data. His teammate T. Mashiloane orchestrated the midfield with one goal and two assists for 19 fantasy points, making Sekhukhune assets the must-haves for Diski Zone Fantasy managers looking ahead.

Tuesday's Action

Tuesday evening kicked off the gameweek with three compelling fixtures. Orlando Pirates continued their push for silverware with a professional 2-0 away victory over Stellenbosch, with P. Maswanganyi delivering 14 fantasy points courtesy of one goal, one assist, a clean sheet, and three bonus points. His midfield partner S. Mthethwa also found the net for 11 fantasy points, as the Buccaneers' attacking depth proved too much for Stellenbosch. The hosts' J. Adams managed just 0 fantasy points in a forgettable evening.

Orbit College FC claimed a valuable 2-1 away win at Magesi FC, with K. Setlhodi pulling the strings in midfield. His two assists earned him 11 fantasy points and three bonus points, showcasing why the Orbit midfielder has become a differential pick in fantasy football South Africa circles. Magesi's goalkeeper E. Chipezeze endured a torrid time, conceding twice and managing just 1 fantasy point to headline the flops section.

Siwelele and Durban City served up an entertaining 2-2 draw that produced attacking returns but no clean sheets, frustrating managers who doubled up on defensive assets from either side.

Star Performers: The Fantasy Elite

Bright Ndlovu tops this week's charts with a phenomenal 24 fantasy points. The Sekhukhune United defender scored twice against Chippa United, adding four bonus points to his tally. His positional classification as a defender makes this haul even more valuable, offering a premium differential for those seeking an edge.

Matching that total was Lindokuhle Mathebula, Polokwane City's goalkeeper who recorded two clean sheets across the data period for 24 fantasy points, including six bonus points. His 12-point haul in the Richards Bay stalemate alone justified his selection.

T. Mashiloane of Sekhukhune United delivered 19 fantasy points with one goal, two assists, and three bonus points in the demolition of Chippa. His creative output makes him essential for the run-in.

P. Maswanganyi continues his excellent form for Orlando Pirates, notching 14 fantasy points with one goal, one assist, one clean sheet, and three bonus points. The Pirates playmaker remains one of the most consistent performers in PSL fantasy this campaign.

Biggest Flops: The Disappointments

Two players named J. Adams—one from Mamelodi Sundowns and another from Stellenbosch—both registered 0 fantasy points despite pre-match expectations. Sundowns' Adams was particularly disappointing given the fixture against Chiefs, while Stellenbosch's version couldn't prevent the 2-0 home defeat to Pirates.

M. Rikhotso of Marumo Gallants also blanked with 0 fantasy points in the draw with TS Galaxy, a poor return for a player many expected to feature prominently.

Magesi FC goalkeeper E. Chipezeze managed just 1 fantasy point after conceding twice to Orbit College FC, capping a miserable evening for the hosts.

Captain Verdict: Armband Agony

Managers who handed the armband to Bright Ndlovu enjoyed a 48-point windfall—a differential captaincy choice that paid off handsomely. More conservative picks like P. Maswanganyi delivered a respectable 28 points when doubled, while those backing Sundowns' J. Adams suffered a complete blank. The gameweek reinforced the value of backing in-form attackers from teams with favorable fixtures rather than relying on big-name reputation alone.

Looking Ahead: Gameweek 30 Preparation

With the season entering its crucial final phase, now is the time to set your team with fixtures and form in mind. Sekhukhune United assets are flying under the radar despite back-to-back impressive performances, while Orlando Pirates' consistency makes them essential for any serious title challenge. Play Diski Zone Fantasy and make your moves before the Gameweek 30 deadline—the title race is heating up both on the pitch and in the fantasy realm!