Sasol, the sponsors of the League National Play-offs, says they are committed to the development of women’s football in the country. The Petroleum company has been sponsoring the league for the past eleven years.

Maritzburg United head coach Eric Tinkler says to finish the year in the top half of the Absa premiership log and possibly lifting the Telkom knockout cup would be a great turn around for the side.

South Africa’s junior squash sensation Awande Malinga took a bow from the Malaysian 13th KL Junior Open Squash Championships held in Kuala Lumpur from the 3 to the 8 of December.

Kaizer Chiefs Coach Ernst Middendorp has admitted for the first time that belief was growing within the Amakhosi camp over their title chances in the Absa Premiership season.

Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis says that JVW and Ma Indies will add value to the South African Football Association Women’s National League next season.

A unified South African football indaba, is one of the highlights to look forward in the new year, jointly organized by the Department of Sport and the South African Football Association (SAFA).

Polokwane City assistant coach Bernard Molekwa says he appreciates the humanity shown by his new head coach Clinton Larsen who opted out of the bench for the league match against Maritzburg United on Sunday.

Baroka FC coach Wedson Nyirenda has given Orlando Pirates coach Rhulani Mokoena support following their two all Absa premiership draw in Polokwane this past weekend.

Durban Heat coach Gary Kirsten admits that their prospects of reaching the Mzansi Super League (MSL) play-offs are now weather reliant ahead of their last scheduled regular-season game at Kingsmead on Tuesday.

The Paarl Rocks will host the Mzansi Super League final, after securing top place in the league when they beat the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants by 12 runs at Boland Park on Sunday afternoon.