Peter Shalulile: Mamelodi Sundowns Star Breaks Kaizer Chiefs PSL Record Against Stellenbosch

Peter Shalulile: Mamelodi Sundowns Star Breaks Kaizer Chiefs PSL Record Against Stellenbosch

  • Peter Shalulile has set a new Premier Soccer League record after scoring in Mamelodi Sundowns' win over Stellenbosch FC in the Betway Premiership this weekend
  • The Namibian international shattered the record previously owned by a Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana legend
  • The new record set by the Brazilians striker sparked different reactions from netizens on social media

Mamelodi Sundowns star Peter Shalulile has shattered the previous record held by a Kaizer Chiefs legend in the Premier Soccer League after leading the Brazilians to victory against Stellenbosch FC in the Betway Premiership.

Peter Shalulile, Mamelodi Sundowns, Premier Soccer League, Stellenbosch FC.
Peter Shalulile sets new Premier Soccer League record during Mamelodi Sundowns' win over Stellenbosch FC. Photo: Phill Magakoe
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The Pretoria giants bounced back from their goalless draw against Kaizer Chiefs in their last match to defeat the Stellies 1-0 at Athlone Stadium on Saturday, August 30, 2025.

Shalulile scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot in the first half of the match.

Shalulile Sets New PSL Record

The goal scored by the Namibian international not only sent Mamelodi Sundowns to the top of the Betway Premiership table but also earned him a new record in the PSL.

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Shalulile's second goal of the season moved him past former Kaizer Chiefs striker Siyabonga Nomvethe, making him the all-time record goal scorer in the Premier Soccer League.

Peter Shalulile, Siyabonga Nomvethe, Premier Soccer League, Stellenbosch FC.
Peter Shalulile breaks Siyabonga Nomvethe's Premier Soccer League record against Stellenbosch FC. Photo: FIFA
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Shalulile equalled Nomvethe’s record against Magesi FC and was excited to match the feat. He is now on 130 goals, one better than Nomvethe's 129 strikes.

Below are Shalulile’s goals by competition:

South African League: 91

CAF Champions League: 18

Nedbank Cup: 14

MTN8: 4

League Cup: 2

African Football League: 1

Reactions as Shalulile breaks Nomvethe's PSL record

johny_theblessd said:

"Congratulations to our goat Sha Sha, the greatest of all time."

iNkunzi Emanxebanxeba wrote:

"Shalulile breaks the record, Sundowns is on top of the log. Talk now zinja! Isiqalile iyagqilaza lento."

mpho_dikgang shared:

"The yellow nation must be given their flowers Sha Sha is playing today cause of all members who sang for him after the game against Magezi ,Pirates and Chiefs...."

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Peter MA reacted:

"Thank you. Cardozo sabotaged us on Wednesday. Shalulile should’ve opened this long time ago if he’s given a chance on Wednesday. Shalulile loves to score against chiefs but the coach decided to give chiefs a point."

BanksOupa2 commented:

"Congratulations to Peter on his record breaking. If it was not for the TD / SD and the Coach, Peter would have been on 150."

Marvin Clay responded:

"We need to be honest about @OfficialPSL standard no player in history to hit the 300s 🤔, I've said this before in South Africa we praise legends that used to dance with the ball. No important records whatsoever.."

mafiri_vincent added:

"The fact that Nomvethe held the record while not playing with the PSL the majority of this career, speaks a lot on the poor quality of strikers in the league and not so long ago he was a top scorer at an old age."

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Ex-Kaizer Chiefs star joins Mamelodi Sundowns

Briefly News also reported that a former Kaizer Chiefs star joined Sundowns as the Brazilians added another quality player to their attacking department.

The Pretorian giants are already making moves as Lucas Ribeiro's contract issues is still not sorted.

Source: Briefly News

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