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Pitso backs Bafana to handle Guinea stars

Pitso Mosimane says Bafana Bafana respect Guinea’s big-name players but believes his local stars are good enough to match them.

Thousands miss out on 2027 Comrades entries

More than 28,000 runners missed out on a 2027 Comrades Marathon place, but organisers say more chances could still open up.

Mosimane targets Springbok-style depth for Bafana

Pitso Mosimane wants Bafana Bafana to copy the Springboks by building enough depth for different players to step into the team.

Tatjana Smith is back and targeting 2028 Olympics

Tatjana Smith has returned to competitive swimming and is targeting the new 50m breaststroke event at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Basadien’s patience pays off at Sundowns

Fawaaz Basadien has fought his way back into the Sundowns team and Bafana squad after a difficult first season at the club.

Pirates close gap on Sundowns as Chiefs are held again

Orlando Pirates stretched their winning run to five matches in the Betway Premiership and moved within a point of leaders Mamelodi Sundowns after a 2-0 win over Marumo Gallants in Rustenburg on Sunday.

Brobbey hat-trick in vain as City go top after 5-3 thriller

Manchester City moved top of the Premier League after surviving a Brian Brobbey hat-trick to beat Sunderland 5-3 in a chaotic thriller at the Etihad on Sunday.

Mosimane gives young Bafana players their chance

Pitso Mosimane says Bafana places and even leadership roles are open as he gives younger players a chance to prove themselves.

More than 40,000 queue for Comrades entries

Thousands of runners could miss out on the 2027 Comrades Marathon as record demand puts pressure on the race’s limited places.

Tatjana Smith wins prize money interest fight

Swimming South Africa has agreed to pay Tatjana Smith the interest she claimed was owed on prize money held for more than a year.

Zungu will not challenge Jordaan’s Safa victory

Sandile Zungu says he will not challenge his Safa election defeat despite concerns over how some regions were treated before the vote.

Jordaan says football progress keeps him in power

Danny Jordaan says Safa regions keep re-electing him because they see football progress that critics overlook.

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