Struggling Port Elizabeth-based side Southern Kings are still looking for their first win of the
current PRO14 campaign as they face Ospreys at the Liberty Stadium in Wales tomorrow
afternoon.

SAFA claims that they had made a presentation to Mthethwa and his team and
they had promised that they will return to them as soon as they return from the

Rugby World Cup in Japan.

Durban Heat coach Gary Kirsten is looking forward to his first Mzansi Super League game in charge when his side takes on the Tshwane Spartans in their 2019 competition opener at Kingsmead tomorrow.

With only a week before the planned Football Indaba takes place, Minister of
Sport, Arts and Culture Nathi Mthethwa has admitted that the Indaba won’t be the
same without the presence of SAFA and its members.

AmaZulu Coach Jozef Vukusic has urged his players not to rest on their laurels and continue
pushing to climb the Absa Premiership table.

Baroka FC defender Denwin Farmer says the contrast in the midweek Absa premiership
results between his side and Polokwane City make tomorrow’s derby tough.

Baroka FC Coach Wedson Nyirenda is pleased with the improvements in defense in his
side.

Bucs are coming to this crucial game against Chiefs without the services of their captain Happy Jele, who was sent-off during a midweek game against Maritzburg
United.

Orlando Pirates head coach Rhulani Mokwena has chop and changed his midfield
in the past two months but one of the constant features in the heart of the
midfield has been Fortune Makaringe.

The greatest T20 cricketer ever and West Indies legend Chris Gayle, will be playing his last
season for the Jozi Stars in year’s Mzansi Super League 2.0.