Loeb's six appeal makes Dakar history as Al-Attiyah heads for victory
French driver Sebastien Loeb won a record sixth successive stage in the Dakar Rally on Saturday although barring a disaster Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiyah looks set for a fifth title.
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Home conditions an advantage only if we play them correctly, says Sharks' Powell as Bordeaux await
There has been much talk over the last couple of months about the stark difference in conditions facing teams playing in the United Rugby Championship and Champions Cup as they travel between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Kgatlana's injury recovery signals good news for Banyana as pay parity with Bafana also set in stone
The South African Football Association's chief medical officer Thulani Ngwenya said Banyana Banyana striker Thembi Kgatlana's recovery from an ankle injury has been so tremendous she should be available for World Cup selection later this year.
Scarlets 20-17 Cheetahs: West Walians reach knockout stages with scrappy win
The Scarlets booked their place in the Challenge Cup knockout stages as they edged past the Cheetahs at a wet and windy Parc y Scarlets.
SA hockey men go down to Argentina World Cup opener
The South African men's hockey team lost to Argentina in their World Cup opener in Bhubaneswar, India on Friday.
Conor Murray left out as Munster name squad to face Saints
Munster head coach Graham Rowntree has sprung a major surprise, with Conor Murray dropped from the matchday squad for Saturday's crucial Heineken Champions Cup Round 3 game against Northampton Saints (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
Dakar 2023 | How SA challengers rank with 3 stages remaining
The 2023 Dakar Rally is nearing its end as teams and crews are currently competing in Stage 12. The world's toughest race comes to a head on Sunday, 15 January, in the coastal city of Dammam.
Vital that we use home conditions to our advantage, says Sharks prop Du Toit
With the United Rugby Championship (URC) and the Champions Cup taking place in very different conditions in the northern and southern hemisphere, travelling teams have to adapt each week.