SA's Mthembu, Steyn win Two Oceans Marathon

Cape Town - South Africa's three-time Comrades Marathon winner Bongmusa Mthembu has won the 2019 Two Oceans Marathon in what was a thrilling finish to the 50th edition of the world-famous race. 

The leaderboard was still changing with just one km to go, but in the end it was Mthembu who got the job done to finish in a time of 03:08:40 less than two minutes ahead of fellow-South African David Gatebe (03:10:30). 

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https://www.sport24.co.za/OtherSport/Athletics/sas-mthembu-finishes-strong-to-win-two-oceans-marathon-20190420

Chiefs edge Chippa in six-goal thriller

Kaizer Chiefs booked their spot in the 2019 Nedbank Cup final with a thrilling 4-2 win over Chippa United at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Saturday evening.

The Amakhosi took a lead into the break, but fell behind with just under 20 minutes of regulation time remaining. Three goals in 11 minutes, though, swung the game back in Chiefs' favour as they duly advanced to their first Nedbank Cup final in six years.

Chiefs will face National First Division side TS Galaxy in the final of this season's competition as they aim to break their four-year trophy drought. The Rockets beat Golden Arrows 3-1 in Clermont this afternoon.

https://www.supersport.com/football/nedbank-cup/news/190420_Chiefs_edge_Chippa_in_sixgoal_thriller

Pirates move six points clear

Orlando Pirates have gone six points clear at the top of the Absa Premiership after defeating Free State Stars 2-1 at Orlando Stadium on Saturday night.

The top-of-the-log Buccaneers claimed the three points thanks to goals from Musa Nyatama and Justin Shonga, while Ea Lla Koto – in their first match since the tragic passing of Sinethemba Jantjie – remain in the relegation playoff berth but have a game in hand on their rivals.

but Mamelodi Sundowns return to Absa Premiership action with a clash against Tshwane rivals SuperSport United at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on TODAY evening. Kick-off is at 7:30pm CAT

Bafana handed tough group for AFCON 2019.

South Africa is in group D, it tough though but let's be hopeful that our BOY'S will make it.

Groups:

Group A: Egypt (hosts), Zimbabwe, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo

Group B: Burundi, Madagascar, Guinea, Nigeria

Group C: Tanzania, Kenya, Algeria, Senegal 

Group D: Namibia, South Africa, Ivory Coast, Morocco

Group E: Angola, Mauritania, Mali, Tunisia

Group F: Guinea-Bissau, Benin, Ghana, Cameroon (holders)'

https://www.sport24.co.za/Soccer/BafanaBafana/bafana-handed-tough-group-for-afcon-2019-20190412

Nedbank Cup semis date and venues confirmed

05 April 2019  |  10:05

The Nedbank Cup semifinal fixture date, venues and kick-off times have been confirmed by the Premier Soccer League.

Both semifinal fixtures will be played on Saturday, 20 April.

The PSL also confirmed that tickets for the semifinal fixtures are now available at TicketPro outlets nationwide. They are selling at R40 for adults and R15 for children under the age of 12.

Lamontville Golden Arrows and TS Galaxy will kick off proceedings on Saturday afternoon when they square off at the Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium in Clermont, Durban. Kick-off is scheduled for 3pm.

TS Galaxy will be making the debut appearance in the Nedbank Cup semis and will be aiming to become only the fourth ever National First Division side to reach the final after MP Black Aces (2008), University of Pretoria (2009) and Black Leopards (2011).

They face a Lamontville Golden Arrows side also looking to reach their first ever Nedbank Cup final, having come very close to achieving that feat in 2017 when they narrowly lost to Orlando Pirates in the semis.

Later in the evening, Chippa United and Kaizer Chiefs will lock horns at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium in the second semifinal. This match will kick off at 20:15pm.

The hosts, Chippa United, will be making their second Nedbank Cup semifinal appearance in three years and will aim to go one better by reaching their first ever final. Kaizer Chiefs, on the other hand, will be looking to reach their first Nedbank Cup final since lifting the trophy back in 2013.

Folau breaks Super Rugby all-time try record

Wallabies star Israel Folau broke the all-time record for Super Rugby tries when he scored for the Waratahs midway through the first half of their clash against the Blues in Auckland on Saturday.

The prolific fullback surpassed Doug Howlett's 59 during his stints at the Highlanders, Hurricanes, and Blues between 1997-2007, with the New Zealander needing 104 games to reach his target.

In contrast, Folau set the new mark in his 96th match and will likely run away with the record, having recently signed a new four-year deal with his club until the end of 2022, putting to bed any concerns that he may move overseas.

The record-breaking try came from a Bernard Foley cross-kick which Folau plucked out of the air to score and give the Waratahs much-needed points with the Blues leading 17-7.

 Below are the some of women who I look up to especially Carol Tshabalala,. She really inspired me when I was still in school during the 2010 FIFA World Cup that was held here in South Africa. She change my whole perception about sport, and I knew in that moment that I also want to be a Sport Women.

HONORING WOMEN SPORTS ANCHORS,PRESENTERS,BROADCASTERS AND JOURNALISTS.

Proud to say women are now joining the sports broadcasting and Journalism side ,usually before women used to be interested in the physical side of sports ,which is  being soccer players ,swimmers and other sports players .In South Africa Carol Tshabalala was the well known spots presenter or broadcaster but now this has changed.
Women like Lebo Motsoeli are joining this new venture and are making a mark in the world of sports broadcasting and journalism .They has been much focus on honoring women who are soccer players,cricket players ,swimmers and other sports players ,this has to changed women like Carol Tshabalala ,Mpho Maboi,Lebo Motsoeli have to recognized and honored nationally .the way the honor those are part of the physical side ,like the way the honored Bayana Bayana  Portia Modise.
Lebo MotsoeliCarol tshabalala

Lucas Radebe, former South African international unveils official ball – Katlego during the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations Draw, held at the ICC in Durban, South Africa on 24 October 2012 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix

   Carol Tshabalala