Tinkler hails Coetzee after Sekhukhune debut win against Magesi
The 29-year-old joined Babina Noko on a free transfer, having been without a club since parting ways with Mamelodi Sundowns at the end of the 2024/25 season, and Tinkler was pleased with how he performed.
By Neville Khoza
‘Where we want to be’, says Leinster’s Sheehan after reaching Champions semis
After a ‘season with ups and downs, we’ve got a home semifinal we can get excited about’
By Sports Staff
Liverpool boss Slot hopes Fulham win can build momentum for PSG showdown
Liverpool manager Arne Slot said Saturday’s 2-0 Premier League win over visiting Fulham lifted the mood after a bruising run of defeats but warned his side had only taken a first step heading into a defining week of the season
By Reuters
Arsenal hit choppy waters as title remains agonisingly on horizon
The tension at the Emirates Stadium was so thick it seemed as though Arsenal’s players were wading through quicksand on Saturday as they laboured to a costly defeat by Bournemouth
By Reuters
Neymar has two months to show he is ready for World Cup, says Ancelotti
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti has left open the possibility of Neymar earning a place in his 26‑man squad for this year’s World Cup, saying the forward has two months to prove he has the required qualities
By Reuters
Masai leads all-Kenya podium in Two Oceans 21km, Haitope wins women’s race
Shadrack Musyoka and Joshua Mengich complete men's top three in Sunday's half-marathon
By Sports Staff
LISTEN | Gerda Steyn still hungry for more Two Oceans titles after seventh victory
Steyn dominated the women’s race on Saturday as she retained her title for a historic seventh successive time after fending off a strong field.
By Neville Khoza
McIlroy’s six-shot lead evaporates as Young surges at Masters
Young shoots 65 to tie for lead after starting eight shots back, Burns solo third after bogey-free third round
Schwartzel keeps SA Masters streak alive
When Charl Schwartzel stood on the 18th tee box at the Augusta National Golf Course in the second round of the Masters, he did not know that — unless he scored a par — South Africa would lose a record that stretched back to 1986.
By Peter Auf der Heyde
BBK UNPLUGGED | This Betway Premiership race still has a heartbeat
It was not a defeat, but even the staunchest Orlando Pirates supporter will admit that the draw with Richards Bay hugely dented the daunting challenge to depose Mamelodi Sundowns as the kings of the domestic football castle.
By Bareng-Batho Kortjaas
Lara van Niekerk eyes Games podium splash
From golden girl to the depths of anxiety, where fear caused her hands to shake before each race, the breaststroke queen is preparing another assault on the Commonwealth Games podium.
By David Isaacson
KEO UNCUT | SA coaches, players power European rugby
No longer a shambles, Van Graan’s Bath is now a super-club
By Mark Keohane
Kayla Reyneke’s meteoric rise
20-year-old Proteas six-hitter shines bright at start of her international journey
By Stuart Hess
Third Caf Champions League final beckons for Cardoso
Sundowns must first beat Esperance before coach makes his third appearance in a Champions League decider
By Mahlatse Mphahlele
Schwartzel’s agony and ecstasy of Augusta
The agony Charl Schwartzel felt throughout the third round of the Masters on Saturday was clearly visible as he stood on the tee box of the par-3 12th hole
By Peter Auf der Heyde
