Bafana coach Hugo Broos selects tried and tested squad for 2026 Fifa World Cup
Hugo Broos has named the final Bafana Bafana squad to face Mexico in the World Cup opening match.
Marcell Coetzee hails Bulls’ mojo born from mid-season turbulence ahead of Munster URC play-off
Reflecting on the evolution of the Pretoria franchise, Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee believes a mid-season crisis forced his side into an elite knockout mindset ...
Rugby World Cup winners give Bulls the edge over Munster in titanic URC playoff clash
cknowledging the consistency issues that plagued their round-robin campaign, Bulls captain Marcell Coetzee says the team must focus entirely on basic structures ...
Orlando Pirates, Arsenal, Mamelodi Sundowns: The giants who refused to panic finally strike gold
Breaking a chronic title drought requires a volatile cocktail of unyielding patience, elite recruitment, and a vital slice of luck — a blueprint executed to perfection ...
Bulls hope to give Ruan Nortje big present for 150th match and postpone his Japan trip
From celebrating lock Ruan Nortje’s monumental 150th match to brushing off Munster’s injury reshuffles, the Bulls are focused entirely on their own knockout structures. ...
Spain 1982: Political tension, global shocks and ultimate Italian redemption at Fifa World Cup
Played against the volatile backdrop of the Falklands War and martial law, the expanded 1982 Fifa World Cup in Spain delivered unmatched political drama and historic ...
1978 Fifa World Cup: The dark political shadow behind Argentina's maiden triumph on home soil
Played under the chilling shadow of General Videla’s military dictatorship, the 1978 Fifa World Cup in Argentina remains the most politically charged showpiece in ...
Ruhan Nel, Stormers ready to transition from 4G pitch to the familiar Cape Town conditions
After watching the Stormers stumble on Cardiff’s synthetic pitch from the sidelines, a fully fit Ruhan Nel is ready to anchor the midfield for the DHL Stadium rematch. ...
Pounds over passion: Has CSA sold out local fans ahead of sacred Newlands pilgrimage?
The New Year’s Test belongs to the communities of Langa, Milnerton, and Rondebosch — not just the highest international bidder.
Lions' Asenathi Ntlabakanye must put doping case aside for clash with Leinster's Andrew Porter
With a home quarter-final on the line, Asenathi Ntlabakanye must find his best form against Irish internationals Andrew Porter and Tadhg Furlong.
High stakes weekend for Stormers, Lions and Bulls as Sharks start painful rebuild
With the post-season just two rounds away, John Goliath breaks down the " make-or-break" scenarios facing the Stormers, Lions, and Bulls.
High-flying Lions armed with new identity for Leinster rematch
Currently sitting third on the URC log, the Lions head to Dublin on Saturday with a newfound tactical identity and the goal of conquering the defending champions ...
Neil de Bruin demands defensive grit to fuel Bulls’ attack
Attack coach Neil de Bruin explains why a " team effort" on the defensive line is the secret to unlocking the Bulls' scoring prowess against Zebre on Saturday.
Can Spurs fans stomach an Arsenal title win in exchange for Premier League safety?
As Spurs prepare for a vital clash with Leeds on Monday, the North London faithful face an agonising choice: pray for Premier League survival or watch Arsenal clinch ...
Gayton McKenzie confident 2027 LIV Golf South Africa will go ahead despite uncertain future
Minister Gayton McKenzie has stepped into the fray surrounding the future of LIV Golf, insisting that South Africa will host the breakaway tour in 2027 regardless ...
The Zen of Manie: Why Japan has given Libbok a chance to reset his mind
Manie Libbok’s move to Japan was once seen as a step away from the spotlight, but it has evolved into a masterstroke of career management.
Chris Smith's new-found 'main character energy' puts him in Springbok flyhalf conversation
After leading the Lions on a six-match winning streak, flyhalf Chris Smith is making an undeniable case for Springbok selection ahead of the international season. ...
World-class venue, third-world logistics: Fans, organisers must end the Soweto derby shambles
The Soweto Derby remains the undisputed crown jewel of South African sport, yet Sunday’s 40-minute kick-off delay exposed a logistical rot that can no longer be ...
How Proteas Women's star Laura Wolvaardt mastered the balance between elegance and force
Laura Wolvaardt produced a performance for the ages at the Wanderers, combining her trademark technical perfection with a newfound power-hitting prowess to lead ...
Presidential power play: Gayton McKenzie to haul out Cyril Ramaphosa in bid to bring F1 to South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa set to join Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie on a dedicated " working visit" to a Grand Prix later this year.
'No room for racism', but plenty of space for sport's racist trolls on social media
The 2-2 draw between Tottenham Hotspur and Brighton should have been a story of a desperate relegation scrap. Instead, it became a grim reminder of the unchecked ...
Stormers weigh up Damian Willemse shuffle for crunch Glasgow clash
As the Stormers prepare for a high-stakes encounter with the table-topping Glasgow Warriors, coach John Dobson faces a critical selection decision regarding Damian ...
From impostors to participants: Bafana Bafana finally ended South Africa's 'borrowed jerseys' era
After years of playing the " neutral observer" in borrowed Brazil shirts, South African football fans finally have their own horse in the race.
Sune Luus hits 150 caps as Proteas Women's 'new breed' transform South African cricket
While celebrating her longevity, Sune Luus has praised the " fearless" evolution of the game, typified by teenager Kayla Reyneke’s last-ball heroics against the ...
Sune Luus set for milestone cap as Proteas Women eye second ODI win against New Zealand
Suné Luus will make history tomorrow as she becomes just the second South African woman to reach 150 ODI caps.