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Sy Lerman
Bafana’s chances may be undermined by too much optimism
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Sy Lerman
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18 Dec 2014
South Africa kicks off in an Afcon group of death, of which the opponents are at least aware. Safa however is already happy with the placement alone.
It’s SA or nothing for Kevin Anderson
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Sy Lerman
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11 Dec 2014
A change in the International Tennis Federation rules makes it impossible for tennis players to switch their allegiance and play for another country.
How do we bridge sport’s great divide?
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Sy Lerman
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27 Mar 2014
Football doesn't have to be black or white, say those who remember when a nonracial era beckoned.
Igesund names ‘strongest’ Bafana squad for Brazil friendly
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Sy Lerman
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14 Feb 2014
Coach Gordon Igesund has named his "strongest squad bar none" to face Brazil in a friendly international football match at FNB Stadium in early March.
SA tennis can still rally
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Sy Lerman
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30 Jan 2014
South African Craig Tiley, the man behind the Australian Open, says a "think big, act boldly" plan will turn things around for local tennis.
McCarthy and Mabizela not too old for comeback, says Bafana coach
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Sy Lerman
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19 Aug 2011
Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane does not rule out Benni McCarthy and Mbulelo "OJ" Mabizela from future international selection.
Baby steps towards Bafana glory
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Sy Lerman
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12 Aug 2011
It is significant that a local team of under-15 players reached the final of a global tournament.
Now changing SA tennis is down to ‘Wire’
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Sy Lerman
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5 Aug 2011
"What has happened to my team?" This clearly pained question was the first statement by the first black president of Sata, Bongani "Wire" Zondi.
Bafana prodigy off to Holland
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Sy Lerman
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14 Apr 2011
Only days after his 20th birthday, Bafana Bafana prodigy and Ajax Cape Town midfielder Thulani Serero will travel to Holland this weekend.
Desperate Birds keep survival hopes alive
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Sy Lerman
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13 Feb 2011
It was tough, torrid and with a touch of desperation from both teams as Moroka Swallows beat Maritzburg United 1-0 in a bruising PSL game.
Anderson wins SA Open
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Sy Lerman
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7 Feb 2011
South African Kevin Anderson beat India's Somdev Devvarman in the final of the SA Open on Sunday at Montecasino.
Cloud of doubt casts shadow over Montecasino finale
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Sy Lerman
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4 Feb 2011
As the third version of the South African Open tennis tournament comes to a conclusion this weekend, it would seem that all is fine at Montecasino.
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