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Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest Preview: Injuries, Form, and a Stamford Bridge Test
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From Cup Heartbreak to Survival Sprint: Bernard Parker Demands a Strong Finish from TS Galaxy
TS Galaxy’s Nedbank Cup run ended in bitter fashion, and caretaker coach Bernard Parker didn’t hide his frustration at how the match slipped away. With the Rockets sitting 12th and only six points clear of the drop, Parker has turned the message to urgency: the league is now the season.
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Chippa United’s Buffalo City test: why one midweek result could define their season
Chippa United head into Tuesday night at Buffalo City Stadium knowing the margin for error in the Betway Premiership relegation race has all but disappeared. Against a disciplined Sekhukhune United, the Chilli Boys aren’t just chasing points — they’re chasing breathing room.
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Boxing
Cardoso’s Sundowns eye Chiefs test as title run-in tightens in Betway Premiership
Mamelodi Sundowns have three matches left to turn a narrow lead into another league crown, and Miguel Cardoso is treating the Kaizer Chiefs fixture as the defining hurdle. With Orlando Pirates still close enough to pounce, the margin for error is shrinking fast — and every point now feels like a final.
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Soccer
Joey Phuthi’s Next English Chapter: What an Eighth-Tier Move Could Mean for Zimbabwe’s Midfield Future
Zimbabwe international Joey Phuthi is back on the market in England after a brief spell in non-league, underscoring how quickly careers can pivot for young dual-eligible talent. His situation is a reminder that the Warriors’ player pool increasingly depends on development pathways outside the domestic league.
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Chivu’s Inter DNA Shows as Nerazzurri Clinch Another Scudetto
Cristian Chivu leaned on memories from Inter’s 2010 treble era as the club sealed the Serie A title again, tapping into a culture he helped build as a player. The Romanian’s perspective—shaped under Jose Mourinho—has become a useful compass in a season defined by pressure, margins, and expectation.
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Rugby
Riley Norton’s message to the Junior Boks: turn promise into a statement against New Zealand
Junior Springboks captain Riley Norton says South Africa’s U20s owe themselves a complete performance when they face New Zealand again. After showing late fight in a narrow defeat, the skipper wants the group’s growth to be measured in execution, not just effort.
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Tennis
Sinner arrives in Rome with history on his racket — and a home crowd ready to push him over the line
Jannik Sinner’s Madrid triumph has put him one title away from a rare sweep of all nine ATP Masters 1000 events. Now the world No. 1 heads to Rome with the ‘Golden Masters’ within reach — and the pressure of doing it in front of an expectant Italian public.
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Rugby
Bordeaux Bègles ride late surge past Bath to keep Champions Cup repeat dream alive
Union Bordeaux Bègles survived a stubborn Bath challenge in the Investec Champions Cup semi-final, pulling away in the closing minutes to book their place in the final. With talk of “giving it everything” to defend their crown, UBB now sit one match from a rare back-to-back European title run.
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Soccer
Rufaro set for another Harare Derby: Dynamos and CAPS United renew rivalry on May 9
Zimbabwe’s biggest club rivalry returns to Rufaro Stadium on May 9, 2026, with Dynamos hosting CAPS United in a Premier Soccer League showdown. Beyond bragging rights, the derby’s timing and setting could shape momentum for both sides as the season settles into its early rhythm.
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Warriors Abroad: Munetsi’s Monaco Moment Highlights Zimbabwe’s Growing Influence in Europe
Zimbabwean players plying their trade abroad delivered a weekend of telling contributions, led by Marshall Munetsi’s assist as Paris FC stunned AS Monaco. From goalkeepers battling for clean sheets in Southern Africa to defenders logging heavy minutes, the wider message is clear: the Warriors’ talent pool is deepening—and getting noticed.
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Boxing
Sanabo’s World Boxing switch opens a clearer road back to the Olympics for South Africa’s fighters
South Africa’s amateur (open) boxing authority, Sanabo, has joined World Boxing, the IOC-recognised international federation steering the sport toward Los Angeles 2028. The decision eases a major administrative bottleneck that has left elite South African boxers uncertain about Olympic qualification pathways since the IBA’s suspension.
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Soccer
Carrick keeps his counsel as Mainoo’s late strike sends United back to the Champions League
Manchester United’s 3-2 win over Liverpool delivered a Champions League return and another surge of belief under interim boss Michael Carrick. Carrick, though, insisted the club’s long-term decision can wait—choosing to spotlight the squad’s resilience and Old Trafford’s revived energy instead.
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Cricket
Tryon’s late surge set the tone as Proteas Women announced a new ODI intent against Bangladesh
A May 4 memory worth revisiting: South Africa’s women powered to 270/9 in Potchefstroom and then bowled Bangladesh out with room to spare for a 106-run win. Chloe Tryon’s 65 off 42 balls wasn’t just a cameo — it was a statement about where the Proteas wanted their ODI cricket to go.
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Soccer
Maswanhise’s Motherwell breakthrough: Young Player honor and a Goal of the Season moment
Tawanda Maswanhise capped his season at Motherwell by landing two major prizes at the club’s end-of-season awards: Young Player of the Year and Goal of the Season. The double win underlines his rapid rise in Scotland and sets up a pivotal summer for both club and country.
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Richarlison heads Tottenham past weakened Aston Villa and out of drop zone
<p>Roberto De Zerbi had told his Tottenham players to silence the voices competing for their attention but his internal monologue would have been extremely good value at Villa Park. When Richarl...
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Soccer
Pep Guardiola still has ‘incredible energy’ for Manchester City despite possible summer exit
<ul><li><p>Club making contingency plans should Guardiola decide to leave</p></li><li><p>City visit Everton on Monday trailing leaders Arsenal by six points&l...
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Soccer
Rufaro Stadium Cleared for PSL Action as Manica Diamonds Set Up Harare Base
Rufaro Stadium has been certified to host Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches, giving Manica Diamonds a new home venue from Matchday 1. The approval expands the league’s pool of compliant grounds and adds a key Harare option to a crowded early-season schedule.
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Premier League: talking points from the weekend’s action
<p>Arne Slot is fuming, Mikel Arteta’s big risk pays off and Josh Dasilva enjoys an emotional return for Brentford</p><p>Arne Slot was seething as he lamented the decision to allow M...
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Soccer
Dynamos’ early-season reality check: Mangombe calls for sharper edge after Chicken Inn loss
Dynamos coach Genesis Mangombe admitted wastefulness in front of goal proved decisive as DeMbare suffered their first defeat of the campaign against Chicken Inn. The setback halts their early momentum and raises familiar questions about execution, pressure, and how quickly a title contender can adapt.
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