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The Proteas’ perfect run of netball
The team could cap an incredible year if they can overcome England in a three-match Test series
Shakespeare Mbekile writes a new chapter
As much as Mbekile is a flag-bearer for his province, his transition from Sundowns to Pirates hasn’t been easy.
Goals are the real goal
Sundowns’ defeat to AS Vita once again highlighted the local flaw of placing more emphasis on trickery than putting the ball in the back of the net.
PSL travels unlikely to yield glory
After tepid home displays South Africa's three representatives are likely to bow out of Africa.
Pan-African clashes will stretch Chiefs and Sundowns
Chiefs will have to be creative and Downs will be well-prepared for their next round in the Champions League.
Mamelodi Sundowns aim high for Champions League
Coach Pitso Mosimane, with a large pool of players, has embraced the continental mission.
Chiefs need to hit hard to keep African dream alive
Kaizer Chiefs face a massive test of character if they want to advance to the group phase of the African Champions League.
Pirates head for rough Cairo seas
Happy Jele and Andile Jali won't be playing in the African Champions League return match in Egypt this weekend, but the Bucs ship hasn't sunk yet.
Roger keeps Pirates’ flag flying
The rapidly changing fortunes of Bucs coach Roger de Sá are becoming the stuff of legend – but the story is still being written.
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