Springboks to play historic Portugal Test in Bloemfontein
World champions South Africa will host Portugal at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein on July 20 when the sides clash in a first ever Test match, officials confirmed on Friday.
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Afcon 2023: Deja vu for underachieving Algeria as they digest yet another failure
At what point, a supporter of Algeria is entitled to ask, does familiarity become a flaw. As a speculative shot from distance ricocheted awkwardly in the Algerian penalty area on Monday night, a loose ball in search of a quick-witted, alert defender to clear it or an attacking player to pounce, minds went back to a previous night of heartbreak for Les Fennecs, the Desert Foxes.
Late equaliser hands Zambia draw to deny Tanzania rare win
SAN PEDRO, Ivory Coast :Patson Daka scored a late equaliser to salvage a 1-1 draw for 10-man Zambia and deny opponents Tanzania a first Group F win at the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday.
The Manchester based brewery that's become so much more than a place to drink beer
Joseph Holt Brewery, a historic independent brewery based in Manchester, is reaching out to its loyal customers to participate in a special project commemorating the company's remarkable 175 years in business.
Namibia upset Tunisia at Cup of Nations
KORHOGO, Ivory Coast :Namibia winger Deon Hotto scored in the 88th minute to hand them a shock 1-0 victory over Tunisia at the Africa Cup of Nations on Tuesday and keep up the sequence of surprise results that have dominated the opening days of the tournament.
Kansas City Chiefs Drop Post-Season Rom-Com – But Its Inspiration Is Subject To Interpretation
The Kansas City Chiefs new post-season promotional trailer spoofs Hallmark rom-coms — but it sneaks in multiple references to the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce romance.
NHLPA announces new mental health initiative to support players, families
The National Hockey League Players' Association has announced a new program, First Line, meant to support the mental health of NHL players.
'It was like being sat around a table with Greater Manchester's mafia, listening to them talk'
In the summer of 2020, as the country adapted to lockdown, criminals in Greater Manchester discovered that the game was up for many of them. The means by which they had conducted their activity, and routed their networks of supply and demand for drugs, guns, and gangland hits had been broken.