Ruben Amorim's tenure at Manchester United hangs in the balance as he confronts the challenges of the Europa League amidst the club's struggles. Will he be able to restore the team's former glory?
Matt Williams, a former rugby coach, controversially suggested that Steven Kitshoff's retirement is linked to the Springbok Bomb Squad, igniting a fierce debate in the rugby community.
As the 2025 season unfolds, Max Verstappen's pursuit of a fifth consecutive World Title is jeopardised by Red Bull's car struggles, leaving fans wondering if the team can reclaim their former glory.
The extra icing on the UCT Ikeys’ Varsity Cup cake was that the victory scuppered the Maties’ 150-year birthday celebrations, writes Zaahier Adams.
Kaizer Chiefs' controversial 2-1 victory over Mamelodi Sundowns in the Nedbank Cup semi-final has split opinion, with Sundowns claiming Ashley du Preez's 89th-minute winner was offside. Yet beyond the controversy, this upset may be exactly what South African football needs after years of Sundowns dominance.
Kaizer Chiefs' path to the Nedbank Cup final represents more than just a chance at silverware — it's potentially the turning point in their decade-long trophy drought. After defeating powerhouse Mamelodi Sundowns and setting up a Soweto derby final against Orlando Pirates, Nasreddine Nabi's team stands at a crossroads.
The PSL board meets Thursday to decide Royal AM's fate, with expulsion looking likely after the executive's recommendation. From cash handouts on the pitch to fielding the owner's unqualified son, MaMkhize's club has made a mockery of South African football's professional standards—and the PSL may finally be reclaiming its dignity.
World Rugby has decided not to ban the Springboks' famous 7-1 'Bomb Squad' bench split, but as this opinion piece argues, even if they had, Rassie Erasmus would likely have found even more innovative tactical solutions to keep the world champions ahead of the game.
From underdogs to CAF contenders in just six years, Stellenbosch FC's methodical rise through careful planning, local talent development, and a R395 million stadium project represents a new model for sustainable football success in South Africa.