In a thrilling match that kept fans on the edge of their seats, FCSB emerged as 2-1 victors over FC Craiova, securing their position at the top of the Romanian top league after 16 games.
The standout performance came from centerback Ngezana, who effectively neutralized league top scorer Aurelian Chitu throughout the game. Ngezana, now with 11 games under his belt in the center back position, maintained his starting spot despite the presence of Cameroon defender Joyskim Dawa on the bench.
As FCSB eyes more success in the Romanian league with 14 games left to play, Ngezana, a former Chiefs player, is driven by the desire to lift trophies, a feat that eluded him during his seven-year stint with Chiefs. At 26, Ngezana has played the full 90 minutes in 10 games this season but is yet to receive a call-up to the Bafana Bafana squad.
Across Europe, South African talents are making waves. Luthar Singh is undergoing a career revival at FC Cukaricki in Serbia, Tashreeq Matthews wrapped up the season with an impressive tally of 11 goals and 10 assists at Swedish mid-table club Sirius, and Kobamelo Kodisang is gaining valuable minutes at Moreirense FC in Portugal.
Siyabonga Dube is a regular feature in Kosovo Superliga, battling it out for KF Liria, while Bantu Mzwakali is making strides in Georgia. Gift Links boasts 15 appearances at Danish club Aarhous GF, and Mihlali Mayambela has been a key contributor with 20 games and five goals for Aris Limassol.
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In other leagues, Jaisen Clifford is seeking his breakthrough in Armenia, Lebo Mothiba has notched up three goals in 10 appearances at Strasbourg in the French Ligue 1, and Lyle Foster is making an impact with three goals in eight appearances at the bottom-placed English Premier League club Burnley.
As South African footballers continue to impress on the global stage, their performances are not only adding to the rich tapestry of international football but also fueling hopes for more success in the future.