Incredible boy De Bruyne not for sale – Guardiola
Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne is not for sale, describing the injured star as an ‘incredible boy’.
Cape Town feels like home – Ntshangase
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Siphelele Ntshangase says he is relishing the chance to take on Cape Town City at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.
Pogba has always been a show-off – Doucoure
World Cup winner Paul Pogba has been labelled a show-off by Abdoulaye Doucoure, but the Watford midfielder insists that is a good thing.
AmaZulu star Nomvethe announces retirement
Veteran AmaZulu striker Siyabonga Nomvethe has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 40.
Rantie fitting in well at City – Mkhize
Cape Town City captain Thamsanqa Mkhize has revealed that new signing Tokelo Rantie has settled in well at the club after returning to South Africa, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Spurs without Alli and Lloris for Liverpool clash
Dele Alli will miss Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League match against Liverpool with a hamstring injury as club captain Hugo Lloris also remains on the sidelines.
CT City are giant-slayers – Benni
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy says his players are hungry like lions ready to prey on wounded animals as they prepare to host Kaizer Chiefs at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
We are trying to restore our winning mentality – Nodada
Cape Town City midfielder Thabo Nodada says his side are focused on returning to winning ways in the Absa Premiership when they take on Kaizer Chiefs at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
We won’t make it easy for Manyama – Mkhize
Cape Town City captain Thamsanqa Mkhize says the Citizens will not show former captain Lebogang Manyama any mercy upon his return to Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Why Manchester United’s status as a destination club is under severe threat
Players once moved to Old Trafford for the luster of association with a global giant, but mere money is becoming the deciding – and troubling – factor as success continues to elude them, writes FourFourTwoSA.