Are you not entertained?
It may only be day four at the World Cup, but we have already been provided with entertainment of the highest order. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Let’s aim to be better and not bitter
Dear disgruntled Bafana Bafana fans, for the 2018 World Cup, pick an African side and throw your support behind them; share in their joy and their pain. It’s going to be a wild ride, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.
Orlando Pirates aiming for another star
The arrival of nine new players at Orlando Pirates is exactly what is needed to reclaim the glory days at the Soweto giants, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Andile Jali set for his biggest challenge
What does Bafana Bafana star midfielder Andile Jali’s high-profile move to Mamelodi Sundowns entail? MARSHALL GOUTS explores…
Russia 2018: It will not be the same
The World Cup is about soccer. Yes, that’s obvious, but it’s about soccer wider and deeper in the communities in which you find yourself, writes WADE PRETORIOUS.
Who could replace Zidane at Madrid?
This afternoon Zinedine Zidane announced that he is leaving Real Madrid, but who can fill the boots of the man who has won three consecutive Champions League titles? DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Real Madrid’s UCL winning DNA
Leading up to the kick-off of Saturday’s Uefa Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool, there was one stark difference between the two squads that ultimately cost the Reds. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Who needs to win the UCL more?
With both Liverpool and Real Madrid failing to pick up any domestic silverware, winning the Uefa Champions League (UCL) remains their only chance of glory, but who needs it more? DEAN WORKMAN explores.
More than a game of football
The Mamelodi Sundowns, Barcelona match was more than just a game of football, it united people the way in which Nelson Mandela believed only sport could, DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Can Sundowns defeat Barcelona? It doesn’t matter
Coming up against a star-studded Barcelona outfit won’t be an easy feat, but PSL champions Mamelodi Sundowns can only do themselves proud regardless of the result, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.