Players Abroad: Ex-Kaizer Chiefs midfielder nets brace as impressive form continues

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Tumi Moshobane netted a brace for Lansing Ignite as his impressive form in the United States League continued.   It was a rather quiet weekend for South African players abroad as several leagues were at a half due to the FIFA International break but the likes of Moshobane were the leading lights this weekend.   Kurt Abrahams   The Westerlo star lasted 78 minutes in his fifth league start of the season in their 2-0 home win over Beerschot-Wilrijk on Saturday as they remained in second place in the Proximus League.   Darren Keet   The Bafana Bafana goalkeeper was on the bench for Proximus League leaders, OH Leuven.   Lindokuhle Mfeka   Mfeka startd for Reno 1868 in their 3-2 defeat to Fresno FC in the United State League. Mfeka has now featured 20 times fo the third-placed USL club, scoring four goals.   Lebogang Moloto   The Nashville star came off after 68 minutes of Sunday's 1-0 away loss to Saint Louis as they dropped to second-place in the USL.   Tumi Moshobane   The Kazier Chiefs academy graduate scored twice in Lansing Ignite's 5-0 away win over Tuscon taking the 24-year-old's tally to eight goals and four assists in 21 starts this season.   Lansing are now second in the USL League One table after their latest victory.   Kgosi Ntlhe   The South Africa international left-back who was involved in a nightclub brawl with England midfielder Danny Drinkwater last week was left out the matchday squad by Scunthrope United.   Ayanda Patosi   Patosi earned his second start for Baniyas as they drew 1-1 in the UAE League Cup against Al-Wahda for the away leg clash.   Ethen Sampson   Former Amajita defender Sampson lasted 75 minutes for  New Mexico United in Sunday's 3-1 away win over OKC Energy as they moved into ninth place in the USL.

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