The picture of Aliou Cisse sitting atop a bus ferrying his victorious Senegal team in the capital Dakar, surrounded by throngs of jubilant supporters, will go down in history as one of the best sporting images of all time, writes Nkareng Matshe.
Referee Salima Mukansanga has become a trailblazer after she made history when she led out her team of officials at the Africa Cup of Nations in Yaounde, Cameroon, writes former Fifa referee Jerome Damon.
Gabadinho Mhango may have attracted international attention with his sensational long-range strike in the Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon. However, his form this season has not been enough to secure him a place in the Orlando Pirates squad, writes Mogamad Allie.
Matsandawana is their nickname, also known as ‘the Brazilians’ for the way they conduct themselves on the pitch; possession and domination is what they like to do. Mamelodi Sundowns find themselves far ahead of the rest of the pack including their rivals, but why is that? By Shakes Rampedi.
Al Ahly head coach Pitso Mosimane has piled on the pressure on former club Mamelodi Sundowns by insisting that, after beating his defending champions home and away, they are now favourites, likening any failure to win it to that of PSG in Europe.
With Sundowns entering a busy week with Nedbank Cup and Caf Champions League action, co-coach Rhulani Mokwena has revealed that Gaston Sirino suffered a relapse and is back on the injury list consisting of seven stars.
SASoccerMag takes a look at how Mamelodi Sundowns and AmaZulu have fared in the Caf Champions League group stages ahead of matchday 4.
Philippe Coutinho and Steven Gerrard have joined forces once again, this time at Aston Villa, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters welcomed Roman Abramovich’s decision to put Chelsea up for sale on Thursday as fans thanked the Russian for the club’s “unparalleled success” under his ownership.
Roped in to salvage a seemingly hopeless situation at Marumo Gallants, Dan Malesela is once again doing the business, writes MOGAMAD ALLIE.