Fifa raises age limit for men’s football at Tokyo Olympics to 24
Fifa has raised the age limit to 24 for the men’s football tournament at next summer’s rearranged Olympics. You may also like
It’s official: Tokyo Olympics to be postponed until 2021
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reached an agreement with the International Olympic Committee to postpone the games until 2021. You may also like
Tau, Lorch and Zwane included in provisional SA Olympic squad
Thembinkosi Lorch, Percy Tau, Themba Zwane and Thulani Hlatshwayo are among the star names included in South Africa’s provisional Olympic squad. You may also like
Notoane raring to lead SA U23 at Olympics
New South African U23 coach David Notoane says he is looking forward to leading his side at the Olympics in Tokyo in 2020. You may also like
Bolt angry with drugs test
Usain Bolt, who is waiting to be offered a contract by Central Coast Mariners, could not believe he was summoned for a drugs test. You may also like
SA triathlete in brutal chainsaw attack
South African sport suffered a body blow this week with the gruesome news that triathlete Mhlengi Gwala had been severely injured in a chainsaw attack while training in Durban. You may also like
Olympian Hatherly back on the bike after broken arm
Rio Olympian mountain biker Alan Hatherly is making a rapid recovery from a serious crash and remains confident he’ll be ready to race at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia. You may also like
Second crash for Wilson at Winter Olympics
South Africa’s participation at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang came to an end on Thursday as Connor Wilson failed to complete the slalom event, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
Gabriel Jesus praises Neymar
Brazil and Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus lauded Neymar as he revealed how the superstar helped his nation win gold at the Rio Olympics. You may also like
SA’s McCann motors to World Champs gold
Rio Olympian Kirsten McCann rowed her way into history on Friday as she became the first SA woman to win World Championships gold, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. You may also like
