Griezmann dreams of winning Ballon d’Or

He may prefer team success, but France and Atletico Madrid star Antoine Griezmann said winning the Ballon d’Or would be a dream come true.

United players still behind Mourinho – Rooney

Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United’s players still want to perform for Jose Mourinho despite their struggles this season.

Mokwena will become the Fergie of Pirates – Sredojevic

Milutin Sredojevic believes assistant coach Rulani Mokwena will be at Orlando Pirates as long as Sir Alex Ferguson was at Manchester United.

I’ve found the new Ramos in my team – Benni

Cape Town City head coach Benni McCarthy insists that he has found the new Sergio Ramos within his squad.

Chiefs won’t play SuperSport behind closed doors – Madlala

Premier Soccer League CEO Mato Madlala has confirmed that Kaizer Chiefs upcoming Telkom Knockout clash against SuperSport United will not be played behind closed doors.

David ‘El Mago’ Silva joins Puma Football

Puma have announced that Spanish midfielder David Silva, whose extraordinary ball control and many assists earned him the name ‘El Mago’ (the magician), has signed with Puma Football.

SuperSport eliminate Polokwane on penalties

SuperSport United advanced to the Telkom Knockout quarter-final after beating Polokwane City 6-5 on penalties following a 1-1 draw in extra time at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium on Sunday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.

Sundowns goal looked offside – Komphela

Bloemfontein Celtic coach Steve Komphela feels that Mamelodi Sundowns’ goal looked offside from where he was standing.

Chelsea draw an ‘awful’ result for excellent United – Mourinho

Jose Mourinho felt a 2-2 draw at Chelsea was an “awful result” for Manchester United and a ‘phenomenal’ one for Maurizio Sarri’s men after Ross Barkley equalised in the 96th minute at Stamford Bridge. Anthony Martial’s second-half brace looked to have secured a superb win for Mourinho’s men against his former club, with United coming from behind after Antonio Rudiger… Read more →

We had to use speed to beat Celtic – Pitso

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane says he knew one goal would settle the game, coming up against a side of Bloemfontein Celtic’s quality.