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  1. Real Madrid legend backs Messi to play until 2030 World Cup

    Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos believes that Lionel Messi can comfortably play in another World Cup after the 2026 tournament. Speaking ahead of the global showpiece, the iconic left-back also assessed Neymar's crucial role under Carlo Ancelotti as the forward races to return to full fitness for the Brazil national team following recent injury struggles.

  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. Chelsea duo Palmer & Pedro feature in Madonna film

    Chelsea attackers Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro have surprised football fans by making unexpected cameo appearances in a bizarre new short film directed by pop icon Madonna. Following a difficult domestic season and being snubbed for the upcoming World Cup, the two stars appear briefly in a bathroom scene in the 14-minute project, titled Confessions II.

  4. David Moyes

    Everton ordered to pay Burnley £40m over PSR breach

    Everton have been ordered to pay Burnley nearly £40 million in a landmark compensation ruling that could reshape how financial breaches are handled in English football. The payout follows a protected legal battle regarding the Toffees' breach of Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) during the 2021-22 season.

  5. 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.

  6. RANKED: Sancho & Man Utd's worst Glazer-era signings

    After 18 years of protests, controversy, disillusion and division, the Glazer family's time in charge of football operations at Manchester United came to an end after Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS' purchase of a 25 percent stake in the club in early 2024. United had been debt-free until the Glazers invested just £270 million (£346m) of their own money into the £790m ($1 billion) deal that saw them become new owners back in 2005, with the rest borrowed against the club. And the Glazers have been accused of using the Red Devils as a cash cow to fund their business empire in the United States ever since.

  7. 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.

  8. Merson shares 'mad' Arsenal transfer theory that could see 42-goal star leave this summer

    Arsenal legend Paul Merson has floated a sensational transfer theory, suggesting that Mikel Arteta may be weighing up the shock sale of captain Martin Odegaard this summer. Despite the Norwegian leading the Gunners to their first Premier League title in over two decades last season, concerns over his recent impact and injury record have led to questions regarding his long-term future in North London.

  9. America expects - but will U.S. 'Golden Generation' deliver?

    In March, after the U.S. men's national team suffered back-to-back humblings at the hands of Belgium and Portugal, Mauricio Pochettino wondered aloud about the players he had at his disposal. Whether that vocal wondering came from a place of honesty or from a place of motivation, only Pochettino knows. The only certainty was that his assessment was blunt: his team, man for man, wasn't as good as the elite.

  10. 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.

  11. 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.

  12. Rogers speaks out on Arsenal links & Bellingham partnership

    Aston Villa sensation Morgan Rogers has addressed the growing speculation linking him with a blockbuster move to Arsenal. The 23-year-old, currently preparing for the 2026 World Cup in Florida, insisted that while the "noise" is impossible to ignore, his focus remains firmly on chasing global glory with England and proving he can thrive alongside Jude Bellingham.

  13. EIGHT red cards shown as USWNT edge Brazil in chaotic encounter

    The United States Women’s National Team secured a gritty 1-0 victory over Brazil on Tuesday night, but the football was almost entirely overshadowed by total anarchy on the pitch. In a highly contentious game, the officiating took center stage as a staggering eight red cards were issued to the home side's players and coaching staff.