Goalkeeper time-wasting to be punished by a corner
Goalkeepers who hold on to the ball beyond eight seconds will be punished by conceding a corner from next season after a rule change by football’s lawmakers IFAB.
Sundowns edge Chiefs to open 18-point lead
Mamelodi Sundowns have taken another step toward an eighth successive Betway Premiership title after they edged Kaizer Chiefs 1-0 at the Lucas Moripe Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
UEFA fines Real Madrid for UCL ‘discriminatory behaviour’
Real Madrid on Friday were punished for the behaviour of their fans during the second leg of the Champions League play-off against Manchester City.
Scudetto top of the table clash: Napoli v Inter Preview
After losing 2-1 to Como last weekend, Antonio Conte’s Napoli risk dropping form in their Serie A title charge as they face Inter Milan on Saturday evening in a tight top of the table encounter.
Watch: ‘He needs to apologise to Africa’
Watch Supersport United coach Gavin Hunt and the Soccer Africa panel discuss Jamie Carragher’s recent comments regarding the AFCON along with Mohamed Salah’s chances of therefor winning the Ballon d’Or.
Watch: Best goals with the original T90 – Premier League
Inspired by Nike T90 football cleats, watch the best goals scored with the original Total 90 ball in the Premier League featuring goals from Thierry Henry, Cristiano Ronaldo, Viera and more.
Africans that can shake up the La Liga title race
Take a look at some the African stars that can influence the tightest La Liga title race in 32 years.
Ribeiro’s magic proves he is PSL’s best
Mamelodi Sundowns’ Brazilian star Lucas Ribeiro Costa is living up to the hype and is standing clear above the rest of his competitors in the PSL this season, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.
Watch: Sundowns v Chiefs Preview
League leaders Mamelodi Sundowns will encounter their biggest challenge in the second half of the season as they go head-to-head with Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday in the Betway Premiership.
Drogba, Essien defend Mourinho in Turkey racism row
Former Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba and Michael Essien, his Ghanaian ex-teammate at Chelsea, on Wednesday defended their former coach Jose Mourinho, who has been accused of racist remarks by Turkish club Galatasaray.