If our national teams are adverts of who we are then it’s little wonder we are so quick to hold them to account. So let’s do just that.
The national team is good enough to get to the Awcon final, but the gender pay gap remains
Nigeria drew 1-1 with Bafana Bafana in Soweto and Uganda edged Cape Verde 1-0 in Kampala
Both our national men’s and women’s football teams take on the footballing powerhouse Nigeria this weekend and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
A revolt in the dressing room could lead to players deliberately throwing games to punish the gaffer
Bafana’s poor performances have repeatedly dismayed SA but something exciting has been happening in their sisters’ game
All too often the team panic when they play a lesser nation but the coach is working on that
Bartlett, with 29 goals in 74 appearances, trails only Benni McCarthy in Bafana’s all-time goalscorer list
We’re familiar with the gender pay gap but there’s an information gap on the internet too
Safa last week announced a five-year sponsorship deal with OUTsurance worth R50 million in a first of its kind match officials sponsorship deal.
The nation’s patience is wearing thin and, with Afcon prospects beckoning, expectations are high
Using video and other software to track all aspects of player performance is a global norm — and Mzansi
has also taken to it
Bafana’s gifted attacker faces the very real danger of becoming lost in the wilderness
A nightmare scenario could leave him to languish in minor leagues
In 1996, Clive Barker took Bafana Bafana to their first and only Africa Cup of Nations. In his new autobiography, he recalls his first job as coach
The Ivorian’s contentious comments offer pause for thought about his stifled career opportunities
South Africa were expected to win the match with ease against a team ranked 114th in the world
South Africa has a strong women’s side, so why aren’t they getting the props they deserve?
The Vitesse midfielder spurned a Bafana call-up days before their crunch clash against Senegal
South Africa should be the benchmark when it comes to matters of social reforms and confronting discriminatory systems, right? Wrong.
As the World Cup qualifiers come to a head, it’s time to review which teams might secure a spot and who needs to do some extra work
Members of the Afcon-winning squad say today’s team has what it takes to replicate past glories
"With the game due to take place at the Buffalo City Stadium in East London on Saturday, the Bafana coach encountered a mass withdrawal."
Having proved his mettle against the Zebras, the teen seems a shoo-in for a permanent Bafana slot
The 19-year-old talent has displayed his many abilities as well as his maturity
"Baxter highlighted that he had been impressed with the first-half performance, but called on Bafana to finish off the chances created"
"Most of the Southern African countries in the competition have brought relatively young and inexperienced teams and South Africa are no exception"
The midfielder stopped at nothing to keep the Nigerian attack from breaching Bafana’s defence
Over the course of one week, new coach Stuart Baxter has managed to show the nation two Bafanas.
And, no, we are not just talking football. Much more is at stake
Bafana gear up for two friendlies amid fears they may have to replay the Senegal game.
The job could go to Krol or Stuart Baxter, but the Dutchman is keen – and available immediately.