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  1. Mabizela's warning to Bafana star Mbokazi

    Former Bafana and Tottenham Hotspur defender has issued a poignant warning to South Africa’s rising star ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the nation prepares for its Group A opener against Mexico, the legendary centre-back urged the youngster to prioritise discipline over the pitfalls that famously hampered his own career.

  2. Bafana Predicted XI vs Mexico - Mofokeng benched, Modiba starts & Foster to redeem himself?

    The stage is set for Hugo Broos' men to pen a new chapter in Mzansi folklore when they lock horns with Mexico at the iconic Estadio Azteca on Thursday evening. With the global showpiece finally upon them and the co-hosts standing in their way, Bafana will be eager to hit the ground running despite a tense build-up that has intensified the spotlight on their attacking department. Among those expected to shoulder the goalscoring burden is the former Orlando Pirates striker, with the 25-year-old tasked with leading the line and providing the cutting edge needed to fire Broos' charges to a dream start on the world stage.

  3. Komphela warns Sundowns: 'There is danger in success'

    The Brazilians' senior coach has delivered a sobering message to the Chloorkop faithful, insisting that the club’s recent continental glory brings with it a set of unique and dangerous psychological traps. Despite the euphoria surrounding their second CAF Champions League star, the veteran tactician believes the hard work is only just beginning to ensure the squad does not fall victim to complacency.

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  1. 🎥 | EXCLUSIVE: Saka on all things Arsenal & trophy 'dream'

    Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka joins Adebayo Akinfenwa on the Beast Mode On Podcast as the England forward opens up on his journey from the Gunners' Hale End academy all the way to the first team and captaining the Premier League leaders. The 24-year-old also reveals his burning desire to win trophies with the north Londoners and discusses his close relationship with Mikel Arteta among many other topics in a truly unmissable episode of the show.

PSL

  1. Moroccan giants join Mabasa race

    The transfer race for the highly-rated forward has taken a dramatic turn as North African interest begins to solidify around the frontman. While domestic rivals Amakhosi have long been linked with a move for the striker, a lucrative opportunity in Morocco could now tempt him away from the Premier Soccer League altogether.

  2. Mokwena reflects on North African journey

    The South African tactician has broken his silence on a whirlwind season that saw him traverse the North African landscape, moving from the heights of league glory in Algeria to a challenging conclusion in Libya. The former Downs mentor took to social media to evaluate his journey, emphasising the collective effort required to compete at the highest level of the African game.

  3. Makaab reveals Ndah transfer concerns

    The Nigerian international is once again searching for a new home after his brief stint with Stellenbosch FC came to an end. The former Sea Robbers defender is officially a free agent, and while offers are beginning to land on his desk, his representative has raised red flags regarding certain destinations.

  4. Akpeyi hangs his boots and confirms next move

    Former Amakhosi and Nigeria international goalkeeper has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing the curtain down on an influential decade-long stint in the South African top flight. The 39-year-old shot-stopper confirmed his decision as he prepares to transition into a new chapter of his career away from the pitch.

FIFA WORLD CUP

  1. Be like Salah! Seven-goal Saka told what he needs to improve

    Bukayo Saka has registered just 13 Premier League goals for Arsenal across the last two campaigns, with ex-England winger Chris Waddle telling GOAL where the Gunners forward needs to improve - with Mohamed Salah being held up as inspiration. There has never been any doubting Saka’s creative instincts, but his game could be taken to another level if end product were to be delivered in greater numbers.

  2. ‘Doku is pure football’ - Qualities that make winger ‘dangerous’

    Toby Alderweireld has told GOAL why Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku is “pure football”, with the tricky forward considered to be a “dangerous” operator that can illuminate the 2026 World Cup with Belgium. Fans across the globe are looking for creative performers of that ilk to get them off their seats as the best players on the planet descend on North America and prepare to compete for ultimate glory.

  3. Neville praises FIFA for 'unbelievable' World Cup rule change

    Former England defender Gary Neville has lauded FIFA for implementing a series of major rule changes ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The Manchester United legend believes the strict new guidelines, designed to eradicate cynical time-wasting and improve on-field transparency, will significantly enhance the viewing experience for match-going fans.

  4. How high will 79-goal Kane set England’s record scorer bar?

    Darren Anderton has told GOAL that Harry Kane “still has a few years left” in him, with England’s record goalscorer bar expected to be set pretty “high” for those that follow in the most illustrious of footsteps. The current Three Lions captain and talismanic No.9 has 79 international efforts to his name at present, and is showing no sign of slowing down.

  5. Why 2026 is the best managerial line up in World Cup history

    The 2026 World Cup is almost upon us. Over the course of the next week, the time for talking will stop, and teams will have to prove their credentials with their performances on the pitch in North America. All roads, whether through the United States, Mexico or Canada, will lead to New Jersey on July 19, and the biggest football match on the planet: the World Cup final.

  6. Biggest stars who failed to qualify for World Cup 2026

    We are now just hours away from the start of the 2026 World Cup finals in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with all 48 teams having made their way to North America with dreams of glory driving them. All of the pre-qualifying favourites made it safely through, including Spain, Brazil, England, France and defending champions Argentina.

  7. Yamal, Haaland & 10 stars making their World Cup debuts

    We're now just hours away from the start of the 2026 World Cup, with teams currently making their final preparations ahead of the big kick-off in the United States, Mexico and Canada on Thursday. This is the biggest World Cup ever, with 48 teams having qualified, meaning there are a whole host of players making their first appearance on the global stage.

Premier League

  1. ‘Risk’ - Chelsea flop rules Rosenior out of race for PL post

    Danny Murphy has explained to GOAL why Liam Rosenior, on the back of his Chelsea flop, would be “too much of a risk” for Fulham to offer the 41-year-old an immediate return to Premier League management. The former Cottagers star has also assessed the chances of Frank Lampard returning to west London following his promotion-winning heroics at Coventry.

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