Why Pitso is the South African Mourinho
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane showed shades of Jose Mourinho on Wednesday night as his comments stole the headlines after his team failed to secure the league, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane showed shades of Jose Mourinho on Wednesday night as his comments stole the headlines after his team failed to secure the league, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
After a dominant performance against Roma in the Champions League semi-final first leg, who can stop Liverpool from winning club football’s most coveted prize? DEAN WORKMAN explores.
The horrific images that have emerged from the Nedbank Cup match between Kaizer Chiefs and Free State Stars at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday have raised questions around who is to blame for the violent scenes that are plaguing South African football. DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Arsene Wenger is set to leave Arsenal at the end of the season and I’m afraid that things may worsen at the Emirates before it gets better, DEAN WORKMAN explores.
Percy Tau is undoubtedly the best player in South Africa at the moment, but has a long way to go before being mentioned in the same breathe as Benni McCarthy or Mohamed Salah, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
After Real Madrid were awarded a controversial stoppage-time penalty by Michael Oliver in their quarter-final Champions League clash against Juventus, many enraged football fans have called for VAR’s immediate implementation, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Manchester United’s Paul Pogba put in arguably his best ever performance in a Manchester United shirt as he scored a second-half brace to help his side come from two goals down to beat Manchester City 3-2 on Saturday, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
The Premier League continues to thrill fans around the world and week 33 is unlikely to be any different, writes DEAN WORKMAN. Here are five things to expect from this weekend’s Premier League action.
The Tendai Ndoro and Ajax Cape Town application to the Johannesburg High Court to set aside the Safa arbitration ruling has been dismissed, meaning the Zimbabwean is still ineligible to play.
Bayern Munich will take on Sevilla in their Champions League quarter-final first leg this Tuesday, with both teams looking to prove a point, writes DEAN WORKMAN.