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The Soweto derby means a lot to Mokwena, his history with the clubs is well decorated.

Kaizer Chiefs needs to be stopped! That’s the word coming from Orlando Pirates head coach Rhulani Mokwena as he looks forward to round two of the Soweto derby at the FNB stadium tomorrow afternoon.

Struggling Port Elizabeth-based side Southern Kings are still looking for their first win of the current PRO14 campaign as they face Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium in Wales tomorrow afternoon.

SAFA claims that they had made a presentation to Mthethwa and his team and they had promised that they will return to them as soon as they return from the Rugby World Cup in Japan.

Durban Heat coach Gary Kirsten is looking forward to his first Mzansi Super League game in charge when his side takes on the Tshwane Spartans in their 2019 competition opener at Kingsmead tomorrow.

With only a week before the planned Football Indaba takes place, Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa has admitted that the Indaba won’t be the same without the presence of SAFA and its members.

AmaZulu Coach Jozef Vukusic has urged his players not to rest on their laurels and continue pushing to climb the Absa Premiership table.

Baroka FC defender Denwin Farmer says the contrast in the midweek Absa premiership results between his side and Polokwane City make tomorrow’s derby tough.

Baroka FC Coach Wedson Nyirenda is pleased with the improvements in defense in his side.

Bucs are coming to this crucial game against Chiefs without the services of their captain Happy Jele, who was sent-off during a midweek game against Maritzburg United.

Orlando Pirates head coach Rhulani Mokwena has chop and changed his midfield in the past two months but one of the constant features in the heart of the midfield has been Fortune Makaringe.

The greatest T20 cricketer ever and West Indies legend Chris Gayle, will be playing his last season for the Jozi Stars in year’s Mzansi Super League 2.0.

Supersport United’s jam-packed schedule continues tonight, this time with an Absa Premiership assignment away to Bidvest Wits.

It’s been four years since Chiefs last lifted some silverware and some of their fans are already anticipating an end to this trophy drought.

With Amakhosi seven points clear at the of the Absa Premiership following the 2- 0 win over Chippa United, Manyama was in a buoyant mood tonight ahead of the sold out clash at FNB stadium on Saturday afternoon…

Assistant coach Mandla Ncikazi believes Mamelodi Sundowns are beatable and he has called on his Lamontville Golden Arrows players to hold no fears for the champions ahead of their Absa Premiership tie on Sunday.

Rugby SA President Mark Alexander is hoping the victory will unite the nation

Springboks captain Siya Kolisi led the team to victory against all odds.

The South Africa became the first country to win the World Cup in three different continents. They did it in SA in 1995, won it in France in 2007 and then in Japan last week.

Pretoria was standstill this morning for the Springboks trophy tour which started early in the morning. The parade started at the iconic Union Building where they were welcomed by SA President Cyril Ramaphosa and several cabinet ministers.

Meanwhile the Braamfontein based side midfielder Gift Motupa indicates that they are looking forward to tomorrow’s clash.

Wits will welcome back back Captain Thulani Hlatshwayo, after being away to attend to family matters.

From a massive 6 - 0 victory in the CAF Confederations Cup, Bidvest Wits have now diverted their attention to the Absa Premiership top-eight berth.

Spar Proteas captain Bongi Msomi says she has never associated skin colour with her role, insisting that faith in God, hard work and a drive to succeed were some of the key components for her to reach the top of her game.

Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Pitso Mosimane says his side’s last three matches including the Telkom Knockout quarter-finals is teaching them patience.