A day that began with football, drinks and excitement during the famous Soweto Derby reportedly ended in trouble for two family members who are now facing time behind bars.

Mbuso Dlamini and his nephew, Selby Nkambule, had allegedly spent the day watching the highly anticipated match between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at a local bar in Buhleni.

However, after returning home hungry, the pair reportedly became frustrated when they discovered that no food had been prepared. Instead of finding another solution, they allegedly broke into a house and stole two 5kg portions of chicken, cellphones and cash valued at E4,675.

Their actions eventually caught up with them, and both men appeared before the court to answer for their involvement in the incident.

Magistrate Cebsile Ngwenya sentenced Dlamini and Nkambule to three years' imprisonment each, with the option of paying a fine of E3,000 each.

What started as an enjoyable day of supporting their favourite football teams ended with serious legal consequences for the uncle and his nephew.

From celebrating the Soweto Derby to facing a possible three years behind bars, the incident serves as a reminder that criminal behaviour can have lasting consequences.

Do you think the court handed down a fair sentence?

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