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  1. Sundowns vs Gallants match preview: How to watch, kick-off time, venue, squad news and more

    GOAL gives you all the details to follow the Brazilians' Premier Soccer League home fixture at Loftus Versfeld against Bahlabane Ba Ntwa in a match that was rearranged after the tragic passing of Jayden Adams. The Pretoria side are looking to get three points to draw level with title rivals Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs and AmaZulu who all have seven points on the board after three matches.

  2. Flick hails Rodri as world's best No.6 after Barca move

    Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has expressed his immense satisfaction following the club's successful pursuit of Rodri, describing the midfielder as a transformational addition to his squad. The German tactician believes the Spanish international brings a unique set of skills that will elevate the entire team's performance as they prepare for the new campaign.

  3. Same goal tally as Ronaldo! Why Mbappe faces ‘strange’ criticism

    Former Real Madrid star Steve McManaman has explained to GOAL why Kylian Mbappe faces “strange” criticism despite matching the goal numbers posted by Cristiano Ronaldo through his opening two seasons at Santiago Bernabeu. The French forward has been a revelation for the Blancos, but he operates under a “win or disaster” microscope and tangible success has been in short supply.

  4. Arteta targets back-to-back titles

    Mikel Arteta is ready to lead Arsenal into a new era as the Gunners begin their quest to secure consecutive Premier League titles for the first time in their history. Following the departure of his long-time rival and mentor Pep Guardiola from Manchester City, the Spaniard is determined to cement his side's dominance at the summit of English football.

  5. Pirates legend urges players to 'use muti the right way' to avoid injury and loss of form

    South African football icon Albert Mahlangu has issued a warning to current Premier Soccer League players, suggesting that the dark arts of muti are behind sudden declines in form and injuries sustained. The former Buccaneers star believes that professional footballers must take proactive steps to protect themselves from teammates who may be using traditional medicines maliciously.

  6. Juve set to terminate Arthur contract

    Juventus are reportedly preparing to call time on Arthur Melo's disappointing tenure in Turin by terminating the Brazilian's contract. After a series of underwhelming loan spells across Europe and South America, the Bianconeri have seemingly decided that a clean break is the best path forward for all parties.

  7. Why Heskey left City & followed in footsteps of Bellingham

    Reigan Heskey has left Manchester City for a new challenge in Germany, with the 18-year-old’s father - ex-Liverpool and England striker Emile - telling GOAL why that transfer call was made. The highly-rated forward, who has starred for his country at U18 level, has decided to follow in the footsteps of Jadon Sancho and Jude Bellingham by heading to the Bundesliga.

  8. Substance vs style: Does Mourinho just have to win at Real?

    Real Madrid have gone two seasons without a major trophy, so does Jose Mourinho merely have to win by any means possible following his return to Santiago Bernabeu? Blancos legend Steve McManaman has, during an exclusive interview with GOAL, explained what the ‘Special One’s’ remit will be as La Liga heavyweights wrestle with a substance versus style quandary.

  9. VAR

    Don't spend R82 million on PSL VAR says The Hanging Judge - 'Soccer politicians should stay out of it'

    Former PSL and FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney has delivered a scathing assessment of the proposed R82 million introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. The veteran official, famously known as "The Hanging Judge," believes the multi-million rand investment is unnecessary and that the true solution to officiating woes lies in structural independence rather than expensive gadgetry.