Solskjaer backs Pogba for Man United captaincy

French international Paul Pogba could captain Manchester United in the future, caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insisted.

Chelsea advance to EFL Cup final

Chelsea battled past Tottenham Hotspur to book a place in the EFL Cup final against holders Manchester City, triumphing 4-2 on penalties after a stirring 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge on Thursday evening.

SuperSport are out for revenge – Links

Cape Town City winger Gift Links insists SuperSport United will find it hard to play their game at Cape Town Stadium in the Nedbank Cup on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.

Banyana hold Sweden in Cape Town

Banyana Banyana and Sweden were forced to share the spoils after playing to a 0-0 draw in the Albertina Sisulu Centenary Challenge at Cape Town Stadium on Tuesday evening, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.

Sundowns claim hard fought win over Highlands

Mamelodi Sundowns maintained their unbeaten run in the Absa Premiership after claiming a 2-1 victory over Highlands Park on Tuesday evening, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.

Puma signs multi-year partnership with Egypt FA

Puma has signed a new multi-year partnership with the Egyptian Football Association, which will see the brand once again team up with Africa’s most successful team.

Sweden is not an easy opponent – Van Wyk

Banyana Banyana captain Janine van Wyk has urged her side to step up their game when they take on Sweden at Cape Town Stadium on Tuesday, writes DYLAN APOLIS.

Donnarumma wishes Higuain luck ahead of Chelsea switch

Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has wished teammate Gonzalo Higuain well ahead of the AC Milan striker’s expected move to Chelsea.

We know what to expect from Sweden – Ellis

Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis says her side will be hoping to further improve their performance when they take on Sweden at Cape Town Stadium on Tuesday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.

‘Shaka’ is an animal on the field – Benni

Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy has heaped praised on Siphelele Mthembu, but has urged the striker to be more aggressive, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.