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19/12/2025

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25/11/2025

https://spnafricanews.com/trail-running-triumphs-at-ultra-trail-cape-town-despite-final-day-cancellation/

American athlete, Jeff Mogavero, won a last-gasp thriller in the UT100, the top event at the RMB Ultra-trail Cape Town, over the weekend (Saturday 22 November), while South Africans Doug Pickard and Nicolette Griffioen achieved career-best wins in the ‘grand-daddy’ UTCT 100 miler, in a weekend o...

06/07/2025

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05/07/2025

Need somewhere to train in Nairobi?

6699 likes, 214 comments. “One of our favorite locations in Nairobi. Can you guess where? and Which floor? 🇰🇪 #”

04/07/2025

All the Quarterfinals fixtures

04/07/2025

Yesterday was a Thursday to forget for football fans all over the world with the death of two football icons.

Liverpool Striker, Diogo Jota, and his Brother died in a Car Crash in Spain, and Nigeria Legend, Peter Rufai passed away after an illness in Lagos.

Our thoughts and prayers to their families

04/07/2025

All the round of 16 results at the Club World Cup

28/06/2025

The FIFA Club World Cup round of 16 gets under way in the USA today

Are you expecting any surprises?

27/06/2025

Thierry Henry – Sundowns Played Real Football

As Thierry Henry, I’ve always said African teams still have a long way to go when it comes to competing on the world stage, and we saw that again at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. But I must give credit where it’s due Mamelodi Sundowns really stood out. For me, they were the only African team that performed at a high level in this tournament.

They only lost one match, and that was against a top European side, Borussia Dortmund. Besides that, they showed great discipline, tactical awareness, and most importantly they played beautiful football. Sundowns dominated possession in almost every game, something you don’t often see from African teams in these types of competitions.

Their attackers were sharp, full of confidence, and always looked like they could score. It wasn’t just about defending and hoping for a counter they were controlling the tempo.

Honestly, Sundowns were the only African team that really looked like they belonged at this level. They made Africa proud.

12/06/2025

How far can Mamelodi Sundowns go at the FIFA Club World Cup?

"The Brazilians" are one of Africa's four representatives at the tournament.

Olanrewaju Alexandra from The Sports Apprentice shines the spotlight on them.

The Club World Cup is a massive stage for African football, and South African Champions, Mamelodi  Sundowns are stepping up not just as South Africa’s finest, but as a  continental powerhouse ready to challenge the world’s elite. With their  place secured in the expanded 2025 FIFA Club World ...

27/04/2025

Liverpool are crowned Premier League Champions 2024/25 ...now 20 times Champions