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Lecce visit Pisa under the lights: returning reinforcements meet a home side chasing a statement

Warriors set for prime-time Unity Cup semi-final showdown with Nigeria on May 26

Zimbabwe’s Warriors will face Nigeria at 7:30pm on May 26, 2026, in the Unity Cup semi-final, with a place in the final on the line. The confirmed prime-time kickoff gives fans clarity—and gives the coaching staff a defined target as preparations begin to sharpen.

Broos’ World Cup blueprint: why Bafana’s May friendlies matter as much as the flights to Mexico

Hugo Broos has confirmed Nicaragua as Bafana Bafana’s next friendly opponent on 29 May as South Africa ramps up preparation for the 2026 World Cup. With talk of an early arrival in Mexico still not formally locked in, the bigger story is how these fixtures can shape squad roles, rhythm, and readiness for a tournament that will punish slow starters.

From nickname to credential: TUT crowns Doctor Khumalo with an honorary PhD for a lifetime in football

Theophilus “Doctor” Khumalo has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Philosophy in Science (Kinesiology and Coaching Science) by the Tshwane University of Technology. The recognition formalises what South African football supporters have long believed: his influence extends far beyond the highlights reel into coaching, talent development and the culture of the game.

Crystal Palace in driving seat after Kamada punishes Shakhtar Donetsk

<p>Keep this up and Crystal Palace’s European adventure could end in yet more silverware for Oliver Glasner. Four years ago it was Daichi Kamada who scored the winning goal for Glasner’s Eintrac...

Arsenal’s window to strike: rescheduled fixtures hand Arteta a rare title-race edge over City

A reshuffled run-in has given Arsenal a valuable stretch to build pressure while Manchester City juggle a congested calendar and unresolved postponements. The next two weeks could decide whether the league becomes a sprint Arsenal can control—or a chase City can still win on depth.

Dladla keeps the spotlight on Durban City’s final — not his own audition

Durban City interim coach Pitso Dladla has guided the club into a cup final, but he’s resisting the narrative that the match is a referendum on whether he should get the job full-time. Instead, he’s framing the occasion as a test of preparation, growth and the squad’s ability to handle pressure against a dangerous Galaxy side.

Infantino Eyes Another FIFA Run as 2026 World Cup Pricing Sparks a New Legitimacy Test

Gianni Infantino is preparing to seek another term as FIFA president, betting that his era of expansion and commercial growth will outweigh mounting criticism over the fan cost of the 2026 World Cup. With dynamic pricing, resale markups, and political optics in the spotlight, FIFA’s next election is shaping up as a referendum on who the World Cup is really for.

Zimbabwe’s National Sports Stadium nears the finish line — and the ripple effects could be huge

Renovation work at Zimbabwe’s National Sports Stadium is now reported to be in the final stretch, with officials and recent footage indicating the venue is close to becoming fully operational. If the projected completion timeline holds, local football and national-team matchdays could soon return to Harare with major economic and sporting benefits.

CAF’s 54-0 Infantino endorsement signals Africa’s growing leverage inside FIFA

All 54 African member associations have lined up behind Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president, a rare show of unity in global football politics. The move underlines Africa’s rising influence—and sets clear expectations on money, tournaments, and representation ahead of the next election cycle.

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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend

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Tembo’s First Test: Why Unity, Discipline and Continuity Could Define Zimbabwe’s Night vs Nigeria

Interim Warriors coach Kaitano Tembo is shaping Zimbabwe’s Unity Cup approach around cohesion, discipline, and keeping a consistent core. With Nigeria looming, the tournament offers a fast, high-stakes measuring stick for a squad searching for stability.

Rotterdam’s New T20 Era: du Plessis, Rhodes and Klaasen Put South African Star Power Behind the ETPL

Faf du Plessis, Jonty Rhodes and Heinrich Klaasen have completed the purchase of the Rotterdam franchise in the European T20 Premier League, with du Plessis set to captain the side in the competition’s inaugural season. The move signals a serious intent from the ETPL to blend celebrity ownership with credible cricket leadership as Europe’s domestic T20 market accelerates.

Manchester United target West Ham’s Diouf and confirm new Mainoo contract

<ul><li><p>United to prioritise midfield but also looking at left flank</p></li><li><p>Mainoo gets deal to 2031 after being restored by Carrick</p></...

Arteta will seek to use perceived injustices as Arsenal fuel after Atlético anger

<p>Manager was fuming after semi-final draw but also needs a gameplan that can deliver more chances in Champions League second leg</p><p>Mikel Arteta has felt the walls closing in on...

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