Abafana Bes'thende stand on the precipice of a historic cup final as they prepare to defend their slender lead against the Chloorkop-based outfit. After a stunning first-leg victory, the Durban-based side holds all the cards, but the looming threat of a wounded Tshwane giant ensures the second leg will be a high-stakes tactical battle.
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has called the Ballon d'Or voting process into question. Including purely team achievements is the wrong approach to determining the best player in the world.
Ajax have now lost Mika Godts. The Belgian has made the move to Paris Saint-Germain, leaving a sizeable vacancy on the left flank. In Amsterdam, Godts developed into one of the Eredivisie's most dangerous wingers. His combination of pace, dribbling ability and running in behind made him difficult to defend against. It is exactly that type of threat Ajax must now try to find again.
Jack Grealish's Manchester City future remains shrouded in doubt as the transfer window rapidly draws to a close. Despite rumours of a sensational return to Aston Villa, the winger has been warned he does not fit Unai Emery's tactical vision, leaving Everton as a potential destination.
The Urban Warriors' CEO has issued a stern warning to the talented attacker after his high-profile move to Amakhosi, insisting the youngster stay grounded. The 21-year-old winger made an immediate impact on his debut, but his former mentor believes the hard work is only just beginning at Naturena.
Deadline Day is getting ever closer. Which means: the transfer carousel is really gathering pace once again. The most important news and rumours of the day at a glance.
The Tshwane giants may have seen their historic dominance of the South African top flight interrupted by Orlando Pirates. Still, Daine Klate believes this setback is exactly what the Brazilians needed. After a relentless run of eight consecutive league titles, the Chloorkop outfit finally relinquished their crown in a dramatic conclusion to the previous campaign.
Andoni Iraola takes charge of his first Premier League home game as Liverpool host Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Victor Munoz makes his full debut for the Reds, while Cody Gakpo starts despite ongoing speculation surrounding his future.
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