Mamelodi Sundowns were crowned nine-times PSL Champions this past weekend, making them South Africa's most successful side in the PSL era. We hear from Eric Ramasike on why he believes Pitso Mosimane will continue to dominate the PSL in the season to come. We also had a chat with former Orlando Pirates defender Edward "Magents" Motale on why he believes his former side will bounce back. Motale makes a plea to Bucs boss Dr Irvin Khoza that you won't want to miss! Listen to the full show in the player above. Note: The player defaults to low for the smallest possible download size. You can adjust it to various qualities, which will change the file size. Also, you can listen to it now, or download the show and listen to it whenever you want.

Last week, Caster Semenya, South Africa's 800m Champion, lost her court case against the IAAF ruling that will force her to regulate her testosterone levels. In this Big Issue, we speak to Thembi Kgatlana and hear from the Department of Sports and Recreation on what the future may hold. Listen to the full show in the player above. Note: The player defaults to low for the smallest possible download size. You can adjust it to various qualities, which will change the file size. Also, you can listen to it now, or download the show and listen to it whenever you want.

In part two of the Workers' Day special, we hear from SAFPU President Thulaganyo Gaoshubelwe, on the role that SAFPU plays within the beautiful game and what it does for players.

In this workers day special, we hear from SuperSport's Dean Furman. What is it like being a player in the PSL, and what does he tell his friends back home? We'll have those answers in the show. Later in the show, we speak to Thandi Merafe about what it's like to be a woman in a male-dominated industry. Last up is Highlands Park manager Owen de Gama speaking on the differences playing in South Africa versus playing abroad. Enjoy this episode!

On Sunday, an Absa Premiership encounter between Bloemfontein Celtic and Cape Town City was called off due to fan violence. The PSL sent out a strong statement condemning the violence that played out and advised that action will be taken in due course. In this episode of The Big Issue, we speak to all sides involved to search for the truth behind the violence.

Are you ever interested in finding out what football personalities think of the country’s politics? Do football players even vote? What would they change in our country if they had the power to do so? In this episode of The Big Issue, South African football players reveal their voting plans. We also hear from them about their thoughts on political parties attending football matches.

The sudden passing of yet another PSL player on the roads in early hours of the morning has once again raised questions on how players manage themselves off-field. Should clubs do more to occupy the ample time that players have on their hands? How can players better take care of themselves outside their working hours? In this episode of The Big Issue, Owen Da Gama, Thabo Mngomeni and Jabu Maluleke share their thoughts on how players should improve their social lives.

In this episode of The Big Issue, Former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs makes a surprise pick on the team he thinks will win the Uefa Champions League. The legend also touched on the future of his fellow Welshman Gareth Bale at Real Madrid. We also have Milutin Sredojevic and Lehlohonolo Seema who give their reactions on Tuesday night’s game.

The race to be the kings of the Absa Premiership is quickly reaching its conclusion, with more than four clubs mathematically in with a chance to win it. In this week’s episode of The Big Issue, Eric Ramasike, Zola Doda and Xola Magwaza choose the favourites to win the league. Soccer Laduma Radio fans also share their thoughts on the topic via voice notes.

The Absa Premiership has a reputation of being one of the best leagues on the African continent, yet is plagued by the problem of poor stadium attendance. In this episode of The Big Issue, we speak to Black Leopards, through their Media Officer Berry Ramunenyiwa to find out how they manage to fill their stadium consistently. We also chat to Cape Town City’s Media Officer Vusi Ntimane about the effectiveness of social media in mobilizing support for clubs.