It seems like Royal AM can’t catch a break this season.

The Betway Premiership side has found itself embroiled in yet another controversy, and this time, it’s about more than just match results.

The latest twist in the saga involves a sudden fixture postponement and a salary dispute that could have far-reaching consequences for the club.

Chippa United’s Frustration Over Postponed Fixture

Fans of Chippa United were left in the dark when their fixture against Royal AM, scheduled for January 11, 2025, was postponed without any clear explanation.

The match, set to take place at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, had been meticulously planned, with all logistics and preparations already in place.

In a statement released by the club, Chippa United expressed their frustration at the lack of communication from the Premier Soccer League (PSL), which made the decision at the last minute.

Chippa urged their supporters to hold off on buying tickets for the match, as the club awaits further clarification from the PSL on the rescheduled date.

The disruption left many puzzled, and the absence of any explanation added to the growing tension.

Royal AM Players Down Tools Over Unpaid Salaries

Meanwhile, Royal AM’s troubles appear to run deeper.

According to SABC Sport, the players from the Durban-based team have refused to train due to outstanding salary payments for the month of December.

This development came shortly after the announcement of the postponed match against Chippa United.

Over the past couple of years, Royal AM’s troubles have been well-documented, from their FIFA transfer ban linked to unpaid debts to striker Samir Nurkovic, to the dramatic raid by South African Revenue Services (SARS) and the police on properties owned by club president Shauwn Mkhize.

These issues, including Mkhize’s nearly R40-million tax debt, have cast

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