Mokwena’s Algerian comeback faces a defining week
Rhulani Mokwena is unbeaten and thriving at MC Alger, but this week could define his North African journey.
Saffas Abraod: Mailula arrives in Belgium to join KV Kortrijk
Former Mamelodi Sundowns’ Cassius Mailula has officially arrived in Belgium to join KV Kortrijk, following administrative delays that had postponed his integration into the squad.
Carnell’s Philadelphia clinch MLS Supporters Shield
Philadelphia Union clinched Major League Soccer’s Supporters Shield on Saturday after a 1-0 victory over New York City FC saw them clinch the best record of the regular season.
Le Roux makes record transfer move to Portsmouth
South African international midfielder Luke le Roux has earned a record transfer fee for his Swedish club Värnamo, estimated in the region of R25 million, when he moved to Portsmouth in England on Saturday.
South African Tau scores twice as Ahly crush Gor Mahia
South Africa winger Percy Tau scored twice as Al Ahly began their CAF Champions League title defence by hammering Gor Mahia of Kenya 3-0.
African players in Europe: Lyle Foster end goal drought
South African Lyle Foster ended his Premier League goal drought while helping Burnley to victory.
Watch: Lyle Foster scores his first goal for Burnley
South African forward, Lyle Foster scored his first goal for EFL Championship leaders Burnley on Saturday. The Clarets went on to beat Wigan Athletic 3-0.
Watch: Lucas Radebe receives a standing ovation at Elland Road
Leeds and South African legend, Lucas Radebe was welcomed back to Elland Road by a standing ovation before Leeds’ match with Brighton. Radebe made 201 league appearances for the English club.
Rewind: Tau’s special touch against Real Madrid
Rewind to when Bafana Bafana star Percy Tau produced an amazing assist against Real Madrid in their Champions League Group A encounter at the Santiago Bernabeu in Spain.
Grand Opportunity: South Africans in the MSL
Young footballers are starting to see Major League Soccer as a viable stepping stone to Europe, writes NICK SAID.