Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed’s racism is the worst kind on a sports field, writes Matthew Marcus.

It's time for Banyana Banyana to outshine the South Africa manne, writes Matthew Marcus.

What may seem like a hiccup to Proteas coach Ottis Gibson is turning into something of a sweet selection headache ahead of the World Cup.

It’s great to see the support around women’s football in South Africa growing and growing, writes Matthew Marcus.

How, then, can the slower rate of overs be punished when the match was progressing that quickly? Day Three! Come on!

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has found himself at the bottom of a social media pile-on, writes Matthew Marcus.

Four out of four is the best that Manchester United could have wished for when they replaced Jose Mourinho with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, says Matthew Marcus.

Get ready for 2019, it’s going to be a massive year for South African sport, says Matthew Marcus.

Highs and lows aplenty for football’s big stars, writes Matthew Marcus

Manchester United fans got an early Christmas present this week, writes Matthew Marcus.

Tokelo Rantie is really struggling to take the chance to get his football career back on track at Cape Town City, writes Matthew Marcus.

It’s that time of year again. The sun is out, the smell of braai is in the air and the sound of willow smashing leather, writes Matthew Marcus.

For anyone who has seen Zubayr Hamza play, Proteas fans can get very excited, writes Matthew Marcus.

Luka Modric's classy Ballon d’Or dedication to the players who lost out on the award in the age of Messi and Ronaldo was a beautiful gesture, says Matthew Marcus.

Jose Mourinho has picked a fight with just about everyone, but when he picked on a defenceless tray of water bottles, I drew the line, says Matthew Marcus.

Ajax Cape Town’s sparkling new Lambda Institute is another shining example of the club’s commitment to developing South Africa’s best footballers.