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Banyana must beat Morocco to reach World Cup
Banyana must beat hosts Morocco on Saturday to reach the Wafcon semifinals and qualify for the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
Kgatlana strike sends Banyana Banyana into last eight
Thembi Kgatlana’s first-half goal was enough to send defending champions South Africa into the quarter-finals of the CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
Arsenal plotting serious transfer swoops
Arsenal are working on a huge double deal for Bruno Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior as Mikel Arteta looks to further strengthen his title winning squad ahead of the new campaign.
All Blacks tour starts with slow ticket sales
All Blacks provincial matches are struggling to sell tickets, even as the first two Springbok Tests are believed to be sold out.
Boks-All Blacks tour could bring billions to SA
The new eight-match Boks-All Blacks tour could bring billions into South Africa while giving both rugby unions another major source of income.
Ellis warns Banyana cannot afford another slip-up
Desiree Ellis says Banyana must beat Ivory Coast after their Tanzania loss put both their Wafcon and World Cup hopes at risk.
Banyana punished by late Tanzania strike
Banyana Banyana lost 2-1 to Tanzania after an 87th-minute winner, putting early pressure on their Wafcon quarterfinal hopes.
Pitso says Bafana are ready for Afcon gold
Pitso Mosimane believes Bafana can win the 2027 Afcon and end South Africa’s 30-year wait for a second title.
Norris dominates in Hungary for his first win of the season
World champion Lando Norris returned to the top step with a commanding victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, leading home Max Verstappen to secure McLaren’s third straight win at the Hungaroring.
World Cup betting report flags Zwane red card
Themba Zwane’s red card against Mexico was flagged during World Cup betting checks, but this does not prove match-fixing took place.
Motsepe chooses Africa over Fifa top job
Patrice Motsepe will leave CAF in 2029 and has ruled out running for Fifa president, choosing to support Gianni Infantino instead.
Broos set to stay as Bafana coach
The South African Football Association plans to offer Hugo Broos a one-year deal after Bafana reached the World Cup knockouts, keeping him through the 2027 Afcon campaign.

