John Goliath

1 week ago | dfa.co.za | John Goliath

Rugby fans are in for a spectacular showdown as the Springboks prepare to face the Barbarians in a highly anticipated clash for the Qatar Airways Cup on Saturday, June 28, at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town. Image: David Ritchie, Independent NewspapersRUGBY fans are in for a spectacular showdown as the Springboks prepare to face the Barbarians in a highly anticipated clash for the Qatar Airways Cup on Saturday, 28 June, at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | John Goliath

2minMamelodi Sundowns need the likes of Peter Shalulile to show their attacking qialify against Pyramids in the second leg of the CAF Champions League final in Egypt. Image: BackpagepixMamelodi Sundowns have some of the best technically gifted players in the country. Their relentless march to an eighth consecutive Betway Premiership title was again evidence of that, as they swept the floor with most teams, losing only three league matches this past campaign.

1 week ago | thestar.co.za | John Goliath

Mamelodi Sundowns need the likes of Peter Shalulile to show their attacking qialify against Pyramids in the second leg of the CAF Champions League final in Egypt. Image: BackpagepixMamelodi Sundowns have some of the best technically gifted players in the country. Their relentless march to an eighth consecutive Betway Premiership title was again evidence of that, as they swept the floor with most teams, losing only three league matches this past campaign.

1 week ago | dfa.co.za | John Goliath |Franck Fife

DANGEROUS TRENDThe 'run it straight challenge' trend raises serious safety concerns among health experts. Image: Franck FifeA TEENAGER has tragically died in New Zealand after participating in a viral social media rugby challenge that encourages head-on collisions, known as the "run-it-straight challenge". The 19-year-old victim suffered a serious head injury while engaging in the challenge with friends on New Zealand's North Island over the weekend.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | John Goliath

1minThe 'run it straight challenge' trend raises serious safety concerns among health experts. Image: Franck FifeA teenager has tragically died in New Zealand after participating in a viral social media rugby challenge that encourages head-on collisions, known as the "run-it-straight challenge". The 19-year-old victim suffered a serious head injury while engaging in the challenge with friends on New Zealand's North Island over the weekend.