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Low-key start to a busy season

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MTN8 quarterfinals are first up as the PSL struggles to find enough dates for its busy programme.
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Africa is a jungle, says red-faced Mosimane

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Pitso Mosimane has blamed Africa's football format for South Africa's embarrassing misunderstanding of the rules of the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Ajax Cape Town coach aims to retire with the title

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Ajax Cape Town are on the brink of their first South African championship and a fairytale finish to the career of coach Foppe de Haan.
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Bafana beat Egypt with last kick of the match

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South Africa striker Katlego Mphela struck with the last kick of the match to secure a 1-0 win over Egypt on Saturday night.
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Pienaar battling headaches but fit for Bafana

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SA midfielder Steven Pienaar is suffering headaches after being knocked unconscious during training, but should be fit to face Kenya in a friendly.
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Nations Cup shocks leave African big guns reeling

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Egypt were the highest profile losers on a miserable day for the continent's heavyweights after suffering a shock 1-0 defeat in Niger.
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From Cup wonders to PSL slumbers

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Crowds at local matches are likely to continue to dwindle despite World Cup euphoria, writes <b>Mark Gleeson</b>.
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Finally a proper World Cup finale

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A mouthwatering Soccer World Cup final clash awaits us on Sunday night, writes <b>Mark Gleeson</b>.
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2010 diary: End of the road

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It has gone so quickly! The World Cup that has been central to our South African being for more than a decade now is at an end.
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Decision on future World Cup hosts on horizon

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As the World Cup heads to its conclusion, the focus on the agenda will turn not to the next tournament in Brazil, but the hosts in 2018 and 2022.
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2010 diary: Does soccer need technology?

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Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez got visibly angry when asked on Monday whether his side deserved to be in the World Cup semifinals.
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Ghana stand on the brink

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They may be beset by injury but that has become de rigueur for the Black Stars, writes <b>Mark Gleeson</b>.
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2010 diary: Carrying Africa’s hopes

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Mogwase is a somewhat desolate setting in the north west of the country but has the kind of quiet that Ghana seemingly prefer.
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Black Stars shine

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Ghana, the last African team left in the World Cup, won a stirring 2-1 extra time victory over the US on Saturday to reach the quarterfinals.
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US and Ghana head into extra time

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The United States and Ghana went into extra time at the World Cup on Saturday with their game level at 1-1.
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