South African Footballers Abroad: Good News for the National Side

By Russell Hughes (Photo: Gallo Images/Getty Images)

Match Fixing: Another Nation Threatened by Corruption and a Dodgy Referee

by Neal Collins

Ibrahim Chaibou. Not a name you might instantly recognise, but one worth remembering as the latest round of FIFA match-fixing allegations rocks football... Read More »
FIFA Still Owe South Africa After World Cup

by Neal Collins

One year after the World Cup’s big kickoff at Soccer City, South Africans are still waiting for any sign of the £50million (R550million) promised by FIFA’s 2010 Legacy Programme... Read More »
A Year on from WC2010, Has the Rainbow Nation Lost It's Pot of Gold?

by Neal Collins

We’re nearly a year on from the World Cup in South Africa. Africa’s finest. Africa’s first. On Saturday it will be the first anniversary of Spain’s first ever global conquest at Soccer City over the Dutch cloggers... Read More »
The South African Entourage That Could Add To the European Game

by Zaakir Hoosen

Like many African countries, there's a great wealth in football. In terms of skill, ability, the hunger for the game and the pride with which it's played, South Africa is no different... Read More »