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Mamelodi Sundowns were made to work for their 1-0 win against Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium on Saturday, but what can't be disputed this season is that they've comprehensively conquered both Soweto giants this season.
Zander Lombard fired a flawless 63 in the third round of the Ras Al Khaimah Championship to head into the final day with a one-shot lead as he goes in search of a first DP World Tour title. The 28-year-old South African went into the weekend four shots off the lead but made six birdies on the front nine on Saturday to catapult himself into contention. And further birdies at the 12th, 17th and 18th - as well as a stunning par save on the 14th - saw Lombard reach 16 under par and take over at the top of the leaderboard.
Ireland have been forced to make a late change ahead of their Six Nations opener with Jamison Gibson-Park ruled out through injury, with Conor Murray stepping up to the starting XV.
A big year for Irish rugby begins in Cardiff on Saturday as Andy Farrell's side kick off the 2023 Guinness Six Nations against Wales.
Sharks director of rugby Neil Powell isn't too worried about the seven-week absence of his clutch of Boks, even though the Stormers await at Kings Park on Saturday for a United Rugby Championship clash.
At a time when most of the Six Nations coaches have been worrying about giving away their state secrets, Warren Gatland has laid his gameplan bare in the UK press.
Mexico's Abraham Ancer retained his one-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Saudi International on Friday (Feb 3) as a slew of big names from the rebel LIV Golf tour failed to make the cut.
Once upon a time, cricket was seen as a universal game. Not just in its appeal to a global audience but for the fact that individuals of any shape, size, colour, creed or class could play alongside each other.