Soccer: The Italian Serie A
This campaign looks very balanced as the big guns of the league find it difficult to dispatch their opponents and often are surprised by the quality of the smaller clubs.
30th November 2011
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This campaign looks very balanced as the big guns of the league find it difficult to dispatch their opponents and often are surprised by the quality of the smaller clubs.
The biggest match of the weekend see’s two giants clash in Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs. Both sides find themselves in good positions on the log with Sundowns sitting 2nd and Chiefs 3rd at the time of writing this article.
The English Premiership is really spoiling football fans as it brings us another top of the table clash. Most fans are still recovering from last weekend’s mouth watering clashes and this encounter is expected to be a real cracker.
Golden Arrows won’t make it easy for the defending league champions and will be dangerous, especially with Coach Muhsin Ertugral at the helm. The former Chiefs and Ajax Cape Town boss is a master at winning knockout competitions and it would come as no surprise if Arrows were to upset the Buccaneers and go through to the final.
After Australia’s dramatic loss to South Africa has everyone talking and once again paying interest to the game. The Australian team was bowled out for their second lowest Test total ever, suffered a humiliating defeat, and suddenly ears start to prick up.
In between the jubilation and despair, something positive came out of the first test match between South Africa and Australia. It may not bring any comfort to Michael Clarke and his team, but the match could be a pivotal moment in the future of Test cricket.
The international break is always a welcoming affair but football fans will be happy that attention turns back to the exciting domestic football. This weekend sees a cracking encounter between two giants of Spanish football.
This season see’s two of the English Premier League’s top sides hoping to get 3 points after some poor form from both in the last month.
The European countries are gearing up for the all important Euro tournament set to take place next year in Poland and Ukraine. This weekend sees to giants of world football go head to head as both managers look to make their final selections for the tournament.
Bafana Bafana’s efforts to restore their pride following their embarrassing failure to qualify for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations will be put to test when they face Ivory Coast this weekend.
John Mitchell is having the last laugh after the former All Blacks coach guided the Lions to a 42-16 victory in the Currie Cup rugby final over the Sharks at Ellis Park.
Longstanding owner Sabine Plattner celebrated victory in the World Pool Gr3 Gold Cup at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Sunday
The Barend Botes-trained Lance filly Quid Pro Quo overcame enormous odds to make it five in a row and galloped her way into the history books
Richard Fourie crowned a superb season with an armchair ride to register a 141st Grade 1 winner for Mike de Kock
Cape Racing’s ongoing tussle with Mother Nature in what has been a wet July to beat all July’s, produced a fairytale at a sunny, but very chilly, Hollywoodbets Durbanville on Thursday
