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  1. Cherki 'hungry like crazy' for World Cup glory

    Rayan Cherki has issued a defiant battle cry as France gear up for their World Cup round of 16 clash, insisting the squad is more motivated than ever. Despite recent scrutiny regarding his relationship with manager Didier Deschamps, the Manchester City playmaker insists his focus is firmly on their upcoming knockout clash against Paraguay.

  2. McKenzie makes bold call on Bafana's next coach

    As uncertainty continues to surround Hugo Broos' future, South Africa's Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture has already thrown his support behind the man he believes should take Bafana into a new era. Following the national team's historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, the Minister insists there is 'only one man' fit to succeed the Belgian.

  3. Lionesses star Bronze signs new Chelsea contract

    Lionesses star Lucy Bronze has signed a contract extension at Chelsea which will keep her at the club for a further year. The England defender penned a two-year deal when she arrived in London in 2024, meaning she was set to be a free agent this summer. However, the Blues have now announced that she is staying, as fans await similar news surrounding both Hannah Hampton and Aggie Beever-Jones.

  4. Lionesses starlet Parkinson joins North Carolina Courage in NWSL

    One of England's brightest young talents, Erica Parkinson, has signed for two-time NWSL champions North Carolina Courage in the first big transfer of her career. The 18-year-old became the youngest player to be called up by Sarina Wiegman in her Lionesses tenure earlier this year and is now set to continue her development in one of the best leagues in the women's game.

  5. Mofokeng doesn't need advice for Union SG move

    The forward has realised his long-held dream of playing in Europe after Orlando Pirates confirmed his transfer to Belgian outfit Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. Following a string of eye-catching performances in the Premier Soccer League, the 21-year-old star has been tipped to thrive abroad by his former coach, who believes he is ready for the next chapter of his career.

  6. Tah breaks silence on Germany World Cup exit

    Jonathan Tah has opened up on the psychological toll of his missed penalty that confirmed Germany’s shock exit from the 2026 World Cup. The Bayern Munich defender was the man who ultimately failed to convert from 12 yards, but reports have since emerged regarding the reluctance of his team-mates to step up during the high-pressure moment.

  7. Why USMNT can't appeal Balogun's red card

    The USMNT secured their place in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Bosnia & Herzegovina, but the victory has been marred by a major disciplinary blow. Folarin Balogun, who opened the scoring in Santa Clara, was dismissed in the 64th minute following a VAR review. Despite the frustration within the American camp, the AS Monaco forward is now set to miss the clash against Belgium, with US Soccer unable to appeal the decision.