2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
England’s road to Russia continues with a clash against British rivals, Scotland.
9th November 2016
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England’s road to Russia continues with a clash against British rivals, Scotland.
Bafana Bafana will face a mammoth task against a star-studded Senegal side on Saturday in a 2018 World Cup Qualifier at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium.
The final game week before the mid-November international break has some thrilling encounters in store.
Chelsea will be targeting a fifth straight league win when they host Everton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur lock horns this weekend in what is arguably London’s biggest footballing rivalry.
Game week 10 has some exciting matches lined up such as Tottenham at home to reigning champions Leicester and Chelsea travelling to Southampton.
Southampton and Chelsea lock horns in a Sunday humdinger which promises to leave us at the edge of our seats.
Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will lock horns in the much-anticipated Soweto Derby at the FNB Stadium on Saturday.
Game week 9 of the Premier League sees Manchester City and Arsenal level on 19 points at the top of the table with Pep Guardiola’s men leading the way on goal difference.
After a superb first leg showing in Pretoria, Mamelodi Sundowns travel to Alexandria in Egypt, to finish what they started against Zamalek, beating the White Knights 3-0.
Jose Mourinho will return to the place he is loved the most, Stamford Bridge on Sunday, as Manchester United lock horns with Chelsea in what promises to be a mouth-watering encounter.
A Cape jockey has told of the enormous relief and the burden lifted from his shoulders on Friday after two well-known racing men took the cudgels up on his behalf some months ago to defend the father of four against an NHRA charge
A Pick 6 carryover of R2 million is set to take the exotic pool to R15 million, while the World Pool Gr3 Gold Cup sees a Quartet carryover of R1 million and a likely pool of R5 million
