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Rule change could pave way for Véron Mosengo-Omba to become president of DRC football federation

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Jerez Turns Wild: Álex Márquez Masters the Spanish GP as Marc’s Sunday Ends in the Gravel

Álex Márquez delivered a composed ride to win the Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez, while brother Marc crashed out in a race shaped by changeable grip and high stakes. Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi limited the damage with second place, keeping the title picture tight heading into the next round.

Soweto Derby’s late start puts spotlight on matchday logistics at sold-out FNB Stadium

The Soweto Derby kicked off 30 minutes late after severe traffic congestion and slow entry processes raised safety concerns outside a packed FNB Stadium. Kaizer Chiefs briefly left the pitch for warm-ups following a reported commotion, underlining how quickly operational issues can spill into the match itself.

Rohit’s Message After the Proteas Statement: India’s Talent Isn’t the Issue—Their Margin for Error Is

India’s latest T20I statement against South Africa underlined why they’ll arrive at the 2026 T20 World Cup as a genuine title contender. But Rohit Sharma’s warning is clear: the biggest threat to India’s defence isn’t a rival—it’s the small lapses that T20 punishes instantly.

CAPS United end their Emagumeni drought as Harare derby tension spills into another stalemate

CAPS United finally shook off their long-running struggles at Barbourfields by edging Highlanders, while Dynamos and ZPC Kariba cancelled each other out in a goalless draw. The weekend’s results underlined how tight the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is becoming, with margins shrinking and pressure rising early in the campaign.

Sevilla visit El Sadar: Osasuna’s home steel meets a Sevilla side built for the break

Inter chase the final Scudetto steps as Torino aim to spoil the party in Turin

Dortmund vs Freiburg: Signal Iduna Park sets the stage for a timely response

Metz visit Stade Océane: Le Havre’s rhythm meets Metz’s resilience in Ligue 1

Paris FC vs Lille Preview: Injuries, Pressing Traps, and a Test of Nerve at Stade Jean Bouin

Rennes vs Nantes Preview: Roazhon Park Set for a High-Contrast Ligue 1 Derby

Sawe Breaks the Two-Hour Barrier, Delivering the Marathon Moment the Sport Has Chased for Decades

Kenya’s Sawe has become the first man to run a sub-two-hour marathon in open competition, resetting the outer limits of what the event can be. The performance also reshapes the legacy conversation around Kelvin Kiptum, whose 2:00:35 world record once looked like the final stepping stone to the barrier that has now fallen.

Soweto Derby sells out — and the fake-ticket crackdown shows how big the occasion has become

With FNB Stadium packed for Orlando Pirates vs Kaizer Chiefs, officials have flagged counterfeit tickets and promised zero tolerance at the gates. The derby’s scale is a celebration of South African football — but it also exposes the growing need for smarter, safer matchday systems.

Full-Strength Pirates and Chiefs Raise the Stakes as a Packed FNB Stadium Hosts the Soweto Derby

Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs went with familiar, first-choice selections for a sold-out Soweto derby at FNB Stadium, where all 94,000 tickets were snapped up. The team sheets signaled a match played with trophy pressure and bragging rights in mind, not experimentation.

Soweto Derby Start Pushed Back After FNB Stadium Bottlenecks Spark Safety Alert

Sunday’s sold-out Soweto Derby at FNB Stadium began later than planned after severe traffic congestion and entry delays raised safety concerns outside the ground. With security tightened and teams briefly stepping away from the pitch amid the disruption, organisers again underscored the need for better transport planning around South Africa’s biggest club fixture.

Oviedo’s home surge meets Elche’s attacking intent at the Tartiere

Stuttgart vs Werder Bremen Preview: Form Meets Home Pride at the MHPArena

Sinner’s warning as Alcaraz exits Roland Garros: protect the rivalry, not the calendar

Carlos Alcaraz’s withdrawal from the French Open with a wrist injury has reshaped the men’s draw and prompted a pointed message from world No. 1 Jannik Sinner. Beyond sympathy, Sinner’s plea is about safeguarding the sport’s defining rivalry—and the long-term health that makes it possible.