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Kaizer Chiefs fans in their thousands stormed the Danie Craven Stadium pitch in jubilation after Itumeleng Khune's double penalty save ensured their MTN8 quarter-final victory against Stellenbosch on Sunday.
There are really three ways of interpreting Tottenham’s start to the season. One is that a team playing this modestly, with such an overreliance on the counterattack, is due a reversion to the mean before long. Another is that their results are an impressive indication of resilience and confidence, and once performances catch up and new signings gel, they will be a formidable presence.
Harry Kane struck a brace and also saw a penalty saved as Tottenham maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League season with a 2-0 win at a lively Nottingham Forest. The England striker opened the scoring on six minutes when he coolly rolled in Dejan Kulusevski’s pass to net the 200th league goal of his career. Ad Spurs continued to look menacing on the break, but it was Forest who dominated for much of the first half with record signing Morgan Gibbs-White twice going close from distance.
Dario Zanatta laughed off Dick Campbell’s claims that Hamilton Accies shouldn’t have been awarded a penalty in their win over 10-man Arbroath.
Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin praised his players' character after they picked up their first win of the Championship campaign in controversial circumstances over 10-man Arbroath.
Furious Dick Campbell blasted referee David Munro for the double whammy penalty decision that denied Arbroath a point at Hamilton Accies - and cost Thomas O'Brien his wages next week.
Manchester United legends Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes believe Scott McTominay should've been penalised for a handball in the penalty area during their win over Southampton.
Max Verstappen believes he has a chance of securing a podium place at the Belgian Grand Prix despite his grid penalty. The current world champion is set to start in 15th place after being one of seven drivers due to start at the back of the grid after taking new parts. Ad Consensus in the paddock is that the Spa circuit lends itself to overtaking so there is more scope to progress during Sunday’s race than in the events yet to come this season.