Mosimane backs Onyango to win Caf POTY award

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane strongly believes that goalkeeper Denis Onyango will be named 2018 Caf Player of the Year.

Baxter returns from scouting mission in France

Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter admits that building a strong relationship with South African players abroad could prove ‘vital’ to the national team in the future.

Pitso pleased with dominant Sundowns display

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane says he was delighted with the Brazilians dominant performance against Leones Vegetarianos in their Caf Champions League encounter on Wednesday.

Five things learned as Sundowns progress in Caf CL

Mamelodi Sundowns cruised to a comfortable 7-1 aggregate victory over Leones Vegetarianos to book their place in the Caf Champions League first round. FourFourTwoSA writer DYLAN APPOLIS picks out five things we learned from the encounter.

Dominant Spurs put three past Southampton

Tottenham Hotspur bounced back from their north London derby defeat to Arsenal with a 3-1 win against Southampton, giving new Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl his first look at the job that lies ahead.

Sundowns thrash Leones to reach Caf CL first round

Mamelodi Sundowns cruised into the next round of the Caf Champions League after claiming a comfortable 7-1 aggregate victory over Leones Vegetarianos in the preliminary round, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. 

We’re not comfortable with two-goal advantage – Zwane

Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Themba Zwane says they are not comfortable with the 2-0 lead heading into the Caf Champions League second leg against Leones Vegetarianos on Wednesday.

Arsenal now one of EPL’s strongest – Rashford

Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford believes Arsenal have become one of the Premier League’s strongest teams again under Unai Emery ahead of their trip to Old Trafford.

Kouadja nearing CT City return

Cape Town City have been handed a boost after confirming that Ivorian defender Kouassi Kouadja is nearing a return to full fitness.

WC is just the starting point – Van Wyk

Banyana Banyana captain Janine van Wyk believes the Fifa Women’s World Cup is the start of a ‘new age’ for women’s football in South Africa.