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Black Leopards – Robert Ngambi
Black Leopards – Robert Ngambi
With the South African PSL done and dusted, the National First Division Play-Offs is the main focus. These two are vying for a spot to compete amongst the elite.
The Swedish Allsvenskan is in full swing with top performers Elfsborg sitting at the top of the table.
Sports wagering firm Topbet is backing South African soccer club Randburg to the tune of US$300,000 in a five-year deal.
Cruzeiro has always been a dominant force in the Brazilian league, finishing 2nd last season and were unlucky not to be crowned champions
Zenit travel to Moscow to face Dinamo Moscow in an important match as both sides are chasing top spot by earning a victory, this weekend.
With all the domestic football out the way, international football takes the hot seat. Both Europe and Africa turn their attention to qualification for their respected international campaigns.
Brazil will host World Cup finalists Netherlands in what is expected to be a competitive International Friendly match. These teams are the 3rd and 2nd best teams in the world respectively according to the FIFA rankings and both will want a win in this high profile clash.
Orlando Pirates literally snatched the title from Ajax Cape Town. They are now in contention for the treble as their attention turns to the Nedbank Cup.
The biggest club competition in world football will pit Spanish champions Barcelona against English champions Manchester United in a final that doesn’t get any bigger.
The PSL title has come down to the last round of matches with Ajax Cape Town and Orlando Pirates just 2 points off each other and even Kaizer Chiefs still in it as they lie just 3 points behind Ajax.
With the English Premier League title already been decided, the main focus of the Premiership turns to the relegation battle.
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
