TS Galaxy FC shared the points in a goalless Betway Premiership encounter with Sekhukhune United on Saturday. The result was one of two matches on the day that finished 0-0.
Seo Modimo, the Rockets' head coach, will likely view the away point as a solid foundation as his team builds towards the new campaign. The club finished 12th in the final Premier Soccer League table for the 2025 season, accumulating 32 points from 30 games with a record of eight wins, eight draws, and fourteen losses. Their recent form string of DWDDD suggests a team that has become difficult to beat, even if victories have been elusive.
The clash at Sekhukhune's home ground failed to produce a breakthrough for either side. Both TS Galaxy and their hosts created chances but ultimately lacked the finishing touch required to turn one point into three. The stalemate means Galaxy's pre-season preparations continue with a focus on sharpening their attack. They scored 30 goals last season while conceding 38, leaving them with a negative eight goal difference that they will aim to improve.
The day's early fixture also ended without a winner. Newly promoted Milford FC held Chippa United to a 0-0 draw in their own Betway Premiership contest. This pair of results highlighted a theme of defensive resilience across the league's Saturday schedule, with clean sheets taking priority over attacking flair.
Finishing 12th last season placed TS Galaxy firmly in the mid-table, but also a significant 37 points behind champions Orlando Pirates. Closing that gap will be the long-term objective for Modimo and his squad. The senior squad list is available on our squad page, showing the players tasked with driving that improvement. The draw against Sekhukhune provides immediate match practice as the team fine-tunes its systems ahead of the competitive kick-off.
The team's full schedule of pre-season friendlies and the upcoming league fixtures are key for building momentum. Each match offers another opportunity to integrate tactical plans and build cohesion. The next test will provide a fresh chance to work on converting possession and chances into goals, addressing the scoring output that needs to rise from last term's tally. The next scheduled match for TS Galaxy FC is a friendly against Moroka Swallows on September 14.
