Jordan On Fire In Denmark

Liam Jordan was Helsingør’s match-winner on Saturday as his excellent performance helped his team to a victory that lifted them to fourth in the Danish First Division.

The South African international, and son of the late Keryn Jordan, opened the scoring in the 72nd minute in Helsingør’s 2-0 win over Hillerød, before setting up Nicklas Mouritsen eight minutes later for the second.

It is the 24-year-old’s third season at Helsingør, and he has been on fire this season, scoring five goals in just nine appearances, while he has also provided two assists.

It is easily his best campaign at the club already, having already bettered his previous seasons’ tallies.

Saturday’s victory sees Helsingør move to within three points of log leaders Vejle.

In this edition of iDiski Times Grant Margeman talks about his desire to show his worth at SuperSport United and eventually return to claim a spot at Mamelodi Sundowns. Banyana coach Desiree Ellis talks about their preperation for the World Cup and how the WAFCON gold medal has changed everything. There is also a feature putting focus on the Bafana Bafana goalkeeping conundrum. Read this and a whole lot more in the full edition below: