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South Africa's vaunted crime rate has left former Sharks star Jacques Vermeulen unable to return to the UK, where he's currently playing for English Premiership heavyweights Exeter.
Bolton Wanderers sit just outside the League One play-offs after seven games of the season so far with a solid start to the new campaign.
This Saturday, 10 September, would have been Adam Stansfield’s 44th birthday. Stansfield died of bowel cancer aged 31 while contracted to Exeter City but he never feels too far away. Exeter renamed a stand at St James Park in his honour and in a thoroughfare at the club’s Cliff Hill training base there is something of a shrine to the former striker: a “Stansfield 9” red-and-white-striped home shirt on a bust above a pair of his boots, beside pictures, a programme, team sheets and shirts from his three professional clubs: Yeovil, Hereford and Exeter. Since his tragic passing, Exeter staff do not recall a game where supporters have not proudly sung Stansfield’s name.
All Premier League and English Football League games this weekend have been postponed as a mark of respect, while the matches scheduled for the Women’s Super League opening weekend, Women’s Championship and Women’s FA Cup have also been called off, along with all grassroots football. Further updates regarding Premier League and EFL fixtures during the period of mourning will be provided in due course.
Former Sunderland and Ipswich forward Marcus Stewart has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
A 24-year-old woman who opened her own beauty salon said she funded her business with money made on the OnlyFans website.
Gillingham manager Neil Harris admitted they were agonisingly close to landing a forward on transfer deadline day.
By Ben Hart, Sportsbeat SARAH Hunter says the prolonged pain of England's 2017 World Cup final defeat is fuelling her quest for a revenge mission in New Zealand this autumn. Ad The North Shields-born star skippered the Red Roses when they were beaten by the Black Ferns in the final five years ago, having also been a part of the side that were crowned champions in France three years earlier.