Lists

  1. Mbule set for Pirates exit?

    Masterchef’s future with the Sea Robbers is hanging in the balance as the 2025/26 season enters its final weeks. The midfielder, who joined the Buccaneers with high expectations, now faces the very real possibility of being shown the exit door after just one campaign in Soweto.

  2. McKenzie announces 16 PSL fan winners to join musos at World Cup

    The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture has revealed the names of 16 local fans who will go to the tournament, representing one fan winner from each Betway Premiership side. This comes hot on the heels of the Minister confirming he will fund 20 local musicians to perform at the global showpiece. But so far there's no room for the Bafana superfan who clashed with the minister over funding for her proposed trip to the finals.

  3. Boost for Spain! Yamal ALREADY back training on grass

    Lamine Yamal has taken a major step in his recovery after returning to grass training at Barcelona’s facilities. The teenage forward is following a strict rehabilitation programme after suffering a muscle tear in April. Spain boss Luis de la Fuente is hopeful the winger will still play a key role at the 2026 World Cup.

  4. Henry 'amazed' by Yamal's footballing 'intelligence'

    France legend Thierry Henry has lauded Barcelona and Spain sensation Lamine Yamal, admitting he is "amazed" by the teenager's decision-making on the pitch. Speaking ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the former Barcelona striker expressed his desire to see the La Roja wonderkid at his absolute "peak" at the tournament, as he battles back from a serious injury.

  5. LEGACY: Senegal's resurgent World Cup journey

    This is Legacy, GOAL’s feature and podcast series that counts down to the 2026 World Cup. Each week, we explore the stories and the spirit behind the nations that define the world’s game. This week, we follow Senegal's Lions of Teranga across two decades of triumph, turbulence and transformation - from the thunderbolt of 2002, to the cruel fair-play exit of 2018, to the continental rise that brought them back stronger in Qatar.

  6. The Gyokeres conundrum: Do Arsenal need a striker upgrade?

    Last week was unquestionably the best of Viktor Gyokeres' Arsenal career so far. On Wednesday, the £64 million ($86m) summer signing confidently converted a penalty in the Gunners' 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Metropolitano. Three days later, Gyokeres scored two goals and created another in a 3-0 win over Fulham that extended Arsenal's advantage at the top of the Premier League to six points.