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Cape Town - The internet is a tangled 'web' and stories can pass you by in seconds. Here are 10 soccer articles you may have missed over the weekend.

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1. Chaos descended on Loftus Versfeld after a number of disgruntled Orlando Pirates fans invaded the pitch and halted the match against Mamelodi Sundowns.

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2. Ajax Cape Town suffered a second successive defeat in the PSL, going down to Cape Town City at Cape Town Stadium in a Cape derby.

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3. Kaizer Chiefs boss Kaizer Motaung says SA players do not seem to be as hungry for exposure as they used to be.

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4. The unruly behaviour displayed by Bucs fans in the match against Mamelodi Sundowns was shameful - it brings the entire game into disrepute.

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5. It’s time for Africans to stop allowing themselves to be treated like Lazaruses, writes S'Busiso Mseleku.

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6. Juan Mata and Anthony Martial helped Manchester United extend their brilliant Premier League form as they outclassed Watford at Old Trafford.

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7. The jet-heeled Sadio Mane scored a quick-fire brace as Liverpool revitalised their EPL campaign with an impressive win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield.

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8. Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho claims his side's attacking efforts would be hailed more if someone else was in charge at Old Trafford.

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9. Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino delivered a withering assessment of his team's defeat at Liverpool, labelling them "sloppy" and questioning their nerve.

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10. Home debutant Robbie Brady scored a memorable free-kick to earn Burnley a draw that prevented Chelsea moving 12 points clear at the EPL summit.

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