South Africa
Rugby, cricket, football and the rest.
In a series that has lacked the needle of previous encounters between the sides, Marco Jansen and Marnus Labuschagne's animated confrontations have provided welcome spice.
South Africa and Australia head to Newlands for a series decider, with the Proteas chasing victory, consecutive home series wins and the world No 1 Test ranking.
World Rugby say they promote player welfare, but the ongoing issue of injuries on artificial pitches tells a different story.
Golden Arrows, AmaZulu, Siwelele FC and Sekhukhune United secured places in the Carling Knockout quarter-finals, while Orlando Pirates, Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns prepare for Tuesday’s round-of-16 ties.
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Michael Carrick came under pressure after Manchester United lost 3-0 at home to Bournemouth, while Alexander Isak scored again as Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0.
Alexander Isak extended his hot streak in Liverpool's 2-0 win against Brighton on Sunday as Reds boss Andoni Iraola savoured his first Premier League victory at Anfield.
The teams were hit hard by what look like some serious injuries.
More than 600 monkey bars, a 216-metre drop and unpredictable weather: Thomas van Tonder prepares for an extraordinary challenge at the Bloukrans Bridge.
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This time the marathon has recorded a very high participation of runners
Ryan Rickelton will draw on Newlands’ familiar comforts as he embraces a new middle-order role in the Proteas’ Test side.
WKS Africa 3 showcased emerging kickboxing talent in Cape Town, with Charnlee Moyo defeating David Mataswa by split decision in the main event of a 13-fight card focused on grassroots development.
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho prepares for his first Clasico since returning to the club, aiming to halt Hansi Flick’s dominant Barcelona side at Camp Nou.
Glenrose Xaba won the inaugural Mangaung 10K in Bloemfontein, holding off Kenya’s Jackline Rotich by five seconds.
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola insists his squad must continue playing at full throttle despite growing injury setbacks ahead of Sunday's clash against high-flying Brighton.
The Lions were unable to keep their pressure on Edinburgh after a fighting first half, as they slipped to a big defeat.
Yaqeen Ahmed is in line to start at flyhalf against Ulster, with Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu set for a rest after the Stormers' thrilling win over Scarlets.
Doctor Khumalo faces his most important administrative role after being appointed vice-chairperson of Safa's technical committee, overseeing national team structures and coaching personnel.
The Bulls secured a hard-fought 34-26 URC victory over Ulster, but the result came at a heavy injury cost,
