Man City thump Burnley
Kevin De Bruyne returned from injury as Manchester City beat Burnley with Sergio Aguero among the goalscorers.
Wits advance to TKO quarters
Bidvest Wits became the first team to advanced into the Telkom Knockout quarter-final after claiming a 1-0 victory over Free State Stars at Goble Park on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Mourinho in furious bust-up with Chelsea staff
A furious scuffle involving Jose Mourinho and the Chelsea coaching staff erupted at the end of Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge between the Blues and Manchester United.
Pirates handed Khuzwayo, Pule boosts
Goalkeeper Brilliant Khuzwayo and winger Vincent Pule could feature in Orlando Pirates’ last 16 Telkom Knockout tie against Chippa United after recovering from their respective injuries.
Soweto derby tickets sold out
Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates will do duty in front of a packed FNB Stadium after Stadium Management South Africa announced that tickets to the Soweto derby were sold out.
Rooney: Five of us controlled United dressing room
Wayne Rooney says Alex Ferguson did not need to control the dressing room at Manchester United as a select group of senior players did the job for him.
Mabaso raring to face Sundowns
Bloemfontein Celtic forward Tshegofatso Mabaso believes his side are ready and focused to take on Mamelodi Sundowns in the Telkom Knockout on Saturday, writes DYLAN APPOLIS.
Solinas stresses importance of Leopards clash
Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas admits his side cannot afford to underestimate Black Leopards when the two side’s square off on Sunday.
Hazard better under Sarri than he was with Mourinho
Eden Hazard has consistently been one of the Premier League’s best players since he joined from Lille in 2012, but he has seemingly found another level following Maurizio Sarri’s appointment.
Man Utd, Chelsea and other one-sided rivalries
Chelsea and Manchester United take centre stage in our look at some particularly one-sided rivalries.
