Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has sensationally apologised for comments he made during a press conference last week.

The 70-year-old, along with his technical staff, returned to South Africa following a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Morocco in Bafana's opening 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

Speaking at SAFA House last Tuesday, the Bafana mentor went as far as saying that South Africa does not produce "quality players", while also adding that the level of the PSL was "not high enough".

In the PGA Tour, After a dramatic finish to the 2022 U.S. Open last weekend – and with seemingly-endless drama surrounding Saudi-backed tour LIV Golf – the PGA Tour resumes Thursday with the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, CT.

In the DP World Tour,

BILLY HORSCHEL, fresh from his victory in The Memorial at Muirfield Village, is the star attraction as he makes his debut at the BMW International Open at Golfclub München Eichenried.
The field also includes Martin Kaymer, Sergio Garcia, Louis Oosthuizen, Laurie Canter, Bernd Wiesberger and several others who played in the LIV Invitational at Centurion Golf Club. 

Those who were members of the PGA Tour have been suspended. As things stand, the DP World Tour has taken no action against them and they are free to compete in Germany. 

Host Carl Lewis and analyst Grant de Smidt take another deep dive into Kaizer Chiefs' recent transfer activity and analyse their squad as it stands

Chiefs announced the arrival of Dillon Solomons, Kamohelo Mahlatsi and George Matlou from Swallows FC while Siyethemba Sithebe comes in from AmaZulu. A day later they announced Yusuf Maart from Sekhukhune.

All the four new signings are midfielders and they join the former Stellenbosch FC duo of defender Zitha Kwinika and striker Ashley du Preez as new signings.

New coach Arthur Zwane is being backed in the transfer market but will this lead to immediate on-filed success? We also discuss this.

Host Carl Lewis and analyst Grant de Smidt Orlando Pirates recent transfers and what it means for the club. It's a deep dive.

The club on Monday confirmed the signing of four new players in Evidence Makgopa, Eva Nga, Miguel Timm and Azola Matrose.

In addition, the club have also confirmed that six more players have followed Thulani Hlatshwayo out of the exit door at the club.

Pirates have announced the departures of Justice Chabalala, Wayne Sandilands, Thabang Monare, Elson Sithole, Kwanda Mngonyama and Abel Mabaso.

Host Carl Lewis and cricket writer Lwanele Poswayo discuss the recent T20 series between India and South Africa. 

The main topics are:

Proteas top order

Bavuma, Hendricks and de Kock

Power hitting in the middle overs from Miller, Klaasen and van der Dussen

Impressive from Parnell and Pretorius

Proteas quicks put their best foot forward

Spin twins came unstuck - Maharaj and Shamsi

Host Carl Lewis and golf punter celebrate their winning picks from the US Open at Brookline as well as dissect the golf major from the weekend.

England's Matt Fitzpatrick was swamped by his family after superbly holding off the world's best players to claim his first major title with a one-shot victory in the US Open at Brookline.

The 27-year-old was also hugged by Rory McIlroy on the 18th green as he became just the third Englishman in 52 years to win the sport's second oldest major.

Fitzpatrick shot a two-under 68 for a six-under total to beat world number one Scottie Scheffler (67) and Will Zalatoris (69) in a gripping battle that went to the final hole.

Host Carl Lewis and motorsport journalist Sean Parker review the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen claimed his fifth win in the last six races at the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix, withstanding a late onslaught from Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz, as Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton took his second podium of the season in P3.

With six wins in nine races, Verstappen’s 2022 increasingly has the air of Hamilton’s 2015 or Sebastian Vettel’s 2011 – let’s call it The Year After The Year – when the serenity and self-assurance that comes with winning a hard-fought World Championship together elevates both team and driver to a whole new level of performance.

Forty-six points ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez, Verstappen now leads the Drivers’ standings by the exact margin he trailed Charles Leclerc after the first three rounds, underlining the speed of the title race’s turnaround.

If Ferrari have been their own worst enemies in recent weeks, Perez’s DNF with a suspected gearbox problem after seven laps in Canada acted as a reminder that there also remains an underlying fragility about Red Bull, who have combatted car issues big and small since the start of the season.

Rugby punter Neal Hoogwerf provides his best bets and tips for United Rugby Championship Grand Final, Gallagher Premiership Final, Super Rugby Pacific Final and the Currie Semi FInals

The matches we cover:

United Rugby Championship Grand Final - Stormers v Bulls

Gallagher Premiership Final - Leicester Tigers v Saracens 

Super Rugby Pacific Final - Blues v Crusaders

Currie Cup Semi Finals - Bulls v Griquas and Cheetahs v Pumas

The best rugby betting podcast out there.

Formula 1 returns to Canada for the first Grand Prix at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve since 2019 after Covid-19 enforced travel restrictions that prevented the race from taking place. The top tier of motorsport racing has changed considerably since Lewis Hamilton finished ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc two years ago with new regulations and a pause of Mercedes dominance.

Red Bull and Ferrari have been the dominant teams this season, with reigning world champion Max Verstappen scoring five victories to lead the drivers' championship from his teammate Sergio Perez. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc chalked up two wins and has been in scintillating form in qualifying, starting on pole for the last four races. However, Ferrari have recently been crippled by reliability issues and bad strategy calls.

The drivers will battle on a third street circuit in a row, with the fast, flowing track requiring the cars to be at full throttle for the majority of the lap.  A focus on higher top speed and less on cornering grip will be the dominant set up across the paddock. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is dominated by heavy braking chicanes. It's vital for the drivers to be precise when accelerating out of those areas on the track and not lose traction which costs valuable milliseconds. We're likely to see teams who performed well last weekend in Baku replicate that form in Montreal. Red Bull start as favourites and it'll be interesting to see which driver has the superior pace on race day as that'll determine who the team decides to back strategy wise.

Leclerc has been superb in qualifying this season and we still back him to start on the front row. Ferrari will hope they are not plagued by any issues over the weekend.  One statistic that stands out is that pole position has been decided by less than a tenth of a second at four of the last seven Canadian Grands Prix.

Finally, the final T13 also known as the 'Wall of Champions' is a chicane that bleeds into the final straight and has caught many drivers out over the years.

Perez, Verstappen, Russell
Fastest lap: Verstappen
Pole position: Leclerc
First to retire: Nicholas Latifi
Most Team Points: Red Bull
Both Cars Qualify for Q3 Shootout: Red Bull
Free Practice 1/2/3 Winning Car: Verstappen/ Red Bull
Safety Car: Yes
Top 6: Gasly
Top 10: Tsunoda, Vettel, Alonso

Back with the team at Laduma Analytics as we dissect, crunch the numbers and analyse South Africa's AFCON 2023 Qualifier loss against Morocco.

Bafana lost 2-1 away from home, but what do the stats say about their performance and Hugo Broos tactics?