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  1. Carrick should land Man Utd job - but he has lots to learn

    Manchester United have not beaten all their 'Big Six' opponents in one season for three years, but interim head coach Michael Carrick can complete the set with victory over Liverpool on Sunday. If his team can pull that particular feat off and clinch third place in the Premier League, then no one will be able to say that he does not deserve to be in charge next season.

  2. Franco Colapinto

    Messi makes dream come true for F1 star Colapinto

    Alpine Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto has fulfilled a lifelong ambition after enjoying a private meeting with his sporting idol Lionel Messi ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. The encounter at Inter Miami's training ground served as a reciprocal gesture following the young driver’s decision to gift the legendary footballer a signed race helmet last year.

  3. 'Khvicha & Nico would be great' for Arsenal, but sales needed

    Jeremie Aliadiere has suggested that Arsenal may need to sanction the sale of established stars to facilitate ambitious moves for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Nico Williams. The former striker believes the Gunners require a fresh injection of hunger and proven winning experience to finally break their long-standing trophy drought under Mikel Arteta.

  4. Parker leans on Chiefs experience in TS Galaxy’s trophy push

    The Mpumalanga-based outfit’s interim coach is tapping deep into his Ke Yona memory bank as he gears up the Rockets for the 2026 campaign. The ultimate big-game operator, Bernard Parker, has lived every emotion knockout football can offer, from the joy of lifting the trophy to the agony of falling at the final hurdle, and he believes his rich Amakhosi pedigree holds the blueprint for silverware success.

  5. Osimhen backed to break Chelsea No.9 'curse'

    Victor Osimhen has been tipped to end Chelsea’s long-standing No.9 struggles. Former Blues midfielder Emmanuel Petit believes the Nigerian striker has the personality and mentality needed to succeed at Stamford Bridge and follow in Didier Drogba’s footsteps.

  6. Katsande quits Rangers over pay & conditions

    Former Amakhosi skipper has sensationally walked away from his managerial post just 54 days after taking charge. The legendary midfielder, affectionately known as 'Salt and Pepper', cited a lack of professional standards and broken promises as the reasons for his sudden exit from the Zimbabwean Northern Region Soccer League side.

  7. POTS debate ramps up as new contender rises to challenge Appollis & Mofokeng

    The race for the 2025/26 Premier Soccer League individual honours is reaching boiling point as a new name enters the conversation to challenge the established frontrunners. While the spotlight has largely remained on teenage sensation Relebohile Mofokeng, Richards Bay head coach Ronnie Gabriel has thrown a domestic spanner in the works by touting one of his own rising stars for a major accolade.