I’m like Benjamin Button! – History-maker Ibrahimovic
Zlatan Ibrahimovic claimed to be ‘like Benjamin Button’ after making history with two goals at Sampdoria as the veteran shows no signs of slowing down. You may also like
Zidane creates more Real Madrid history as he joins exclusive club
Zinedine Zidane wrote yet another page in the Real Madrid history books on Sunday when he became just the third Los Blancos manager to take charge of 200 or more matches in all competitions. You may also like
Ronaldo fires Juventus to Serie A record
Juventus made Serie A history on Sunday as Cristiano Ronaldo inspired the Old Lady to a comfortable win at an outclassed AC Milan. You may also like
Messi breaks La Liga record
Lionel Messi has broken the record for the most appearances in La Liga by a non-Spanish player. You may also like
Another record for Ronaldo
Alfredo Di Stefano’s record of 18 Real Madrid goals in El Clasico matches against Barcelona has been matched by Cristiano Ronaldo. You may also like
Van Niekerk blitzes to SA 200m record in Jamaica
South Africa’s golden boy of the track, Wayde van Niekerk, added another South African record to his collection in Kingston, Jamaica, late on Saturday night. MARK ETHERIDGE reports. You may also like
Akani Simbine – a natural-born trail blazer
Being one of the trailblazers of South African athletics seems to come naturally to Akani Simbine. You may also like
Mighty Manyonga soars to new SA long jump record
Luvo Manyonga soared into South African athletics history at the University of Pretoria on Friday night, setting a new national long jump record of 8.62 metres. You may also like
Scott-Efurd scorches to SA indoor record in the US
She may call it a ‘rust-buster’ but South Africa’s Rio track Olympian Dominique Scott-Efurd’s season-opener at the weekend should be seen as an extremely polished one, writes MARK ETHERIDGE. Indeed it produced a national indoor 3000-metre record, meaning the former Capetonian will move deeper into her 2017 season, her first as a professional athlete, in confident frame of mind. Scott-Efurd… Read more →
Thomas makes history in Hawaii
Justin Thomas recorded the lowest 72-hole total in PGA Tour history at Waialae Country Club this week, wrapping up the Sony Open in 253 shots. ‘It’s been an unbelievable week,’ he said. ‘This win meant a lot because of how I did it. It’s my first wire-to-wire win and I had a hard time getting focused out there today. To be… Read more →
