On this day
5 September
Birthdays, results, debuts and hat-tricks from this day in football history.
Results on this day
| 2020 |  Bidvest Wits |
3–1 |  Polokwane City |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Bloem Celtic |
3–1 |  Maritzburg Utd |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Mamelodi Sundowns |
3–0 |  Black Leopards |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Baroka FC |
1–1 |  Kaizer Chiefs |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  AmaZulu |
1–1 |  Highlands Park FC |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Orlando Pirates |
1–0 |  Stellenbosch FC |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Cape Town City |
1–0 |  Supersport United |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2020 |  Chippa United |
1–0 |  Golden Arrows |
| PSL Premiership | |||
| 2025 |  Lesotho |
0–3 |  South Africa |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Morocco |
5–0 |  Niger |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Kenya |
1–3 |  Gambia |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Somalia |
0–3 |  Guinea |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Djibouti |
0–6 |  Burkina Faso |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Mauritania |
2–0 |  Togo |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
| 2025 |  Congo |
1–1 |  Tanzania |
| World Cup Qualifiers (CAF) · Group stage | |||
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Hat-tricks
- 2020 · Lebohang Kgosana Maboe scored 3 for Mamelodi Sundowns v Black Leopards match
- 2019 · Ramadan Alagab scored 3 for Sudan v Chad match
- 2017 · Thomas Teye Partey scored 3 for Ghana v Congo match
Debuts
- 2017 · A. Traore won his first cap for Mali v Morocco · went on to 33 caps
- 2020 · M. Mereko made his first appearance for Bloem Celtic v Maritzburg Utd · went on to 29 appearances
- 2019 · E. Imanishimwe won his first cap for Rwanda v Seychelles · went on to 29 caps
- 2019 · K. Muhire won his first cap for Rwanda v Seychelles · went on to 28 caps
- 2017 · Emmanuel Banda won his first cap for Zambia v Algeria · went on to 24 caps
- 2019 · Yasir Mozamil won his first cap for Sudan v Chad · went on to 23 caps
- 2017 · M. Karisa won his first cap for Uganda v Egypt · went on to 18 caps
- 2019 · Ali Abu Eshrein won his first cap for Sudan v Chad · went on to 18 caps
- 2019 · Terrence Mudauzi Dzvukamanja won his first cap for Zimbabwe v Somalia · went on to 17 caps
- 2025 · Neil El Aynaoui won his first cap for Morocco v Niger · went on to 16 caps
- 2024 · Maestro won his first cap for Angola v Ghana · went on to 15 caps
- 2017 · C. Akolo won his first cap for Congo DR v Tunisia · went on to 15 caps