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🇿🇦☠️ The winwin in North Africa reports that  has received official complaints from Orlando Pirates Football Club &   an...
30/10/2025

🇿🇦☠️ The winwin in North Africa reports that has received official complaints from Orlando Pirates Football Club & and the CAF inter-club committee will soon review these.

Police’s complaint is about alleged use of ineligible foreign players by Al Hilal. And Pirates’ is about the suspension of St Eloi Lupopo’s coach Guy Bukasa.

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'Players from the streets' and 'a manager who knows how to win'Former Premier League forward Wayne Rooney says Crystal P...
30/09/2025

'Players from the streets' and 'a manager who knows how to win'

Former Premier League forward Wayne Rooney says Crystal Palace's recent successes are not only down to manager Oliver Glasner, but the club staying true to their values.

Speaking on The Wayne Rooney Show, Manchester United's record goalscorer said he has met Glasner on multiple occasions and describes him as a "genuine person".

"I don't think it's just down to him," Rooney said. "Over the past 10 years, Crystal Palace have recruited really well. They're bringing players in who are hungry, with desire, who've got something to gain and got something to look forward to and fight.

"They're bringing players from the streets. In the past 10 years, Palace remind me of a street football club. I don't think they've gone away from their values. I think that's really important and special.

"What they've got now is a manager who knows how to win, and knows how to win trophies. He's done it in different countries. He's done it in England now with the FA Cup.

"It's going to be very difficult for Palace to keep him."

U20 World Cup: France defeats South Africa in opening matchFrance U20On Monday, the French team and South Africa faced o...
30/09/2025

U20 World Cup: France defeats South Africa in opening match

France U20

On Monday, the French team and South Africa faced off in their opening match of the U20 World Cup. Les Bleuets kicked off their campaign with a hard-fought victory.

In Chile this Monday, France needed to overcome South Africa to make a strong start to their U20 World Cup journey. With Elyaz Zidane, Lisandru Olmeta, Monaco’s Lucas Michal, and Marseille’s Tadjidine Mmadi in the starting lineup, Les Bleuets broke the deadlock early thanks to Lens midfielder Anthony Bermont (1-0, 25’).

After a VAR review just before halftime, the referee awarded a penalty to South Africa following a mistake by Elyaz Zidane in the box. Jody Ah Shene calmly converted from the spot to bring the South Africans level against Les Bleuets (1-1, 33’). Despite France’s sustained pressure, it wasn’t until the closing stages that Michal restored the lead for Les Tricolores (2-1, 81’). A crucial opening win for Bernard Diomède’s men, who now turn their attention to the United States on Thursday.

SAFA fined as ineligible Mokoena blunder 'costs' Bafana Bafana World Cup pointsSouth Africa’s hopes of qualifying for th...
29/09/2025

SAFA fined as ineligible Mokoena blunder 'costs' Bafana Bafana World Cup points

South Africa’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 Fifa World Cup have taken a major hit after Fifa sanctioned Safa for fielding an ineligible player.

The Fifa Disciplinary Committee ruled that midfielder Teboho Mokoena should not have featured in Bafana Bafana’s preliminary competition match against Lesotho in March 2025.

The decision found Safa in breach of article 19 of the Fifa Disciplinary Code and article 14 of the competition’s regulations. As a consequence, the match has been forfeited by South Africa, with FIFA awarding Lesotho a 3-0 victory.

The ruling significantly damages Bafana’s qualifying campaign, reducing their points tally and boosting their neighbours in Group C on the World Cup qualifying table.

In addition, Safa has been ordered to pay a fine of around R200 000, while Mokoena has been issued with a warning.

“The Fifa Disciplinary Committee has sanctioned Safa for having fielded an ineligible player, Teboho Mokoena, in the South Africa v Lesotho match played on 21 March 2025 in the Fifa World Cup 2026 preliminary competition,” FIFA said in a statement.

The disciplinary body confirmed that Safa and the parties involved have ten days to request a motivated decision, which would later be published on Fifa’s legal website.

The ruling remains subject to appeal before the Fifa Appeal Committee. The punishment has also shifted the balance in Group C of the World Cup Qualifiers.

Originally top with 17 points, South Africa now drops to 14 points after the forfeiture, drawing level with Benin. Nigeria sits close behind on 11 points after eight matches.

With only the group winners guaranteed a place in North America 2026, the setback could prove decisive in Bafana’s upcoming game against Zimbabwe and Rwanda.

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