Sunday, 12 July 2020
The former Bafana assistant coach got the top job after the 2010 Fifa World Cup, left in embarrassing fashion and then bounced back to conquer Africa. But SA football hasn’t had such a remarkable transition.
The Covid-19 pandemic has devastated sport and the economies built around it. The effects will be felt for years to come, so what will South African football look like after this?
Amakhosi’s 50th birthday provided the opportunity to walk down a glorious and trophy-laden memory lane. But the football club’s dominance is being challenged, affecting the next 50 years.
Midfielders Teboho Mokoena and Sipho Mbule from the Harmony Academy in Virginia complement each other on and off the pitch, with one bringing discipline and the other creativity.
The South African Football Association has chosen to bury its head in the sand when the competence of its referees is questioned amid the growing number of mistakes its officials are committing.
The combustible Kaizer Chiefs coach opens up about his upbringing, how he handled his football career ending at 21 and why he is unlovable.
The mother of the youngest victim in the Ellis Park disaster recollects that tragic day and continues her call for the PSL to do more to honour the 43 people who lost their lives.
The man of few words lets his football do the talking. The results are so loud that what started as a murmur in Cape Town will now be heard in Cairo in June.