Cape carnival a sight for sore eyes
The Superhero Sunday event at Cape Town Stadium provided a ray of light during one of the bleakest periods in WPRFU history, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like
Safa CT won’t vacate Athlone Stadium despite City of CT order
The South African Football Association Cape Town president Bennett Bailey has insisted that the association will not move out of Athlone Stadium, despite the City of Cape Town’s request. You may also like
South African kid pens Arsenal contract
Nine-year-old Jayden Adetiba has officially signed a contract with Premier League outfit Arsenal from the SuperSport United Soccer School after a successful five-week trial. You may also like
Benni tips Silva to be next PSL superstar
Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy believes Mamelodi Sundowns new signing Toni Silva is the next PSL superstar, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
Lakay willing to learn and persevere
After picking up the Man-of-the-Match Award against AmaZulu, SuperSport United attacker Fagrie Lakay tells TFG SoccerClub that he will continue to work hard and support coach Kaitano Tembo’s decisions. You may also like
PSL rallies for Cape Town to back Nedbank Cup final
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has made an urgent plea to the citizens of Cape Town to get involved in the Nedbank Cup final by temporarily adopting one of the teams for the final. You may also like
Why the PSL will miss Ajax CT
With Ajax Cape Town’s relegation confirmed, their importance to South Africa’s top flight should not be disregarded. DEAN WORKMAN explores. You may also like
Cape Town to host Nedbank Cup final
The eleventh edition of the Nedbank Cup final will be hosted in Cape Town at the Cape Town Stadium as confirmed at the Nedbank Cup quarter-final draw in Cape Town on Thursday. You may also like
All Blacks ‘can do better’ than 57-0
Assistant coach Ian Foster says the All Blacks are determined to improve on their eight-try performance against the Springboks in Albany. JON CARDINELLI reports. You may also like
Murray makes merry and leads SA to a World Cup 1-2-3
Team South Africa’s triathletes wowed at the Discovery World Cup sprint event in Cape Town on Saturday, with Richard Murray spearheading a 1-2-3 finish in the first event of the 2017 International Triathlon Union calendar, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. Home boy Murray, who missed last year’s event with a broken collar bone, broke through to finally win an ITU event in… Read more →
