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  1. McTominay set for London heart surgery

    Napoli have confirmed that Scott McTominay is scheduled to undergo heart surgery in London on Monday to address a recently diagnosed cardiac condition. The Scotland international will travel to the English capital for the procedure as the Serie A side look to resolve the issue swiftly and get their star midfielder back on the pitch.

  2. Arrows 1-2 Sundowns: 'Williams gained momentum; Downs is ahead of all PSL teams; No way Basadien is eating Modiba's lunch'

    The Pretoria outfit edged Abafana Bes'thende on the road to claim maximum points, with Miguel Cardoso’s charges continuing their push up the Betway Premiership standings. The victory sees Sundowns move onto 16 points, adding another valuable three points to their campaign after a hard-fought encounter.

  3. Vardy joins Burnley

    Burnley have officially confirmed the signing of veteran striker Jamie Vardy on a short-term deal until the end of the current season. The former Premier League champion arrives at Turf Moor as a free agent, tasked with firing the Clarets out of their early-season slump in the Championship.

  4. La Cure Waves 0-0 Pirates: 'CAF should not allow teams with broadcasting issues; That is how we got robbed by Lupopo; Too defensive'

    The South African champions began their quest for a place in the CAF Champions League group stages against the Mauritius-based outfit, with the first leg of the Preliminary Round marking their opening step in the continental campaign. With a spot in the group stages up for grabs, the champions knew they would need to make a strong start and put themselves in a favourable position ahead of the return leg, but they could only settle for a point on the road.

  5. Kerkez warns Liverpool ahead of Atleti clash

    Milos Kerkez has urged his Liverpool team-mates to maintain their concentration as the club enters a relentless period of fixtures across three different competitions. The Hungarian defender believes the momentum from Friday's victory at Ipswich Town is vital with Atletico Madrid set to arrive at Anfield for a massive Champions League showdown.