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Sulley Muntari has expressed his delight at resolving his differences with Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac.

Togo will not be included in the preliminary draw for the 2012 African Nations Cup.

Didier Drogba, Michael Essien and Samuel Eto'o have been nominated for the African Footballer of the Year.

Scotland's new manager Craig Levein insists keeping things tight at the back is the way forward for the nation.

Scunthorpe goalkeeper Joe Murphy hopes putting his club first will not damage his international future.

Five potential law changes are on the agenda at the International Football Association Board's annual meeting.

Preston manager Darren Ferguson was left fuming with referee Phil Crossley following the 1-1 draw with Doncaster.

A spectacular late strike from Robert Koren gave West Brom a 1-0 win against Sheffield Wednesday.

An early goal from Shefki Kuqi was enough to give Swansea an important 1-0 victory at Watford.

Soccer City, the calabash-shaped main stadium of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, was declared ready and officially handed over to the City of Johannesburg yesterday. Roger Jardine, CEO of the Aveng Group, handed the stadium over to the Executive Mayor of Johannesburg, Amos Masondo to the sound of vuvuzelas and Shosholoza. “Like an African calabash that securely stores food and drink, this calabash-inspired stadium will securely hold almost 90 000 fans who will witness the opening game of the 2010 FIFA World Cup,” said Jardine.

President Jacob Zuma has dispelled British media reports about South Africa not being in a position to host a successful 2010 FIFA World Cup and assured Britons that South Africa has stringent safety and security measures in place for the tournament.

Johannesburg's economic hub was drenched in the sound of vuvuzelas yesterday, as hundreds of the city's residents took to the streets of Sandton to celebrate a 100 days until the kick off of the FIFA 2010 World Cup. Masses of people congregated in the heart of Maude street, opposite the Sandton Convention Centre, where a stage holding ethnic drummers and dancers drew the crowd to the party. The street was a sea of national football colours, waving SA flags and skyward pointing vuvuzelas. Many revelers were wearing custom t-shirts with “You make Joburg Great!” and “Opening Team 2010” emblazoned on the front.

I was fortunate enough to receive photos of the Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban over email. I managed to find a source for the photographs. Credit goes to Lefty Shivambu for the all of the photos. Have a look for yourself. Forget Greenpoint, Port Elizabeth or any other stadium, this one simply blows my mind. [...]

RUGBY CRICKET What a fantastic achievement. South Africa is currently the number one country in Test Cricket Ranking and the Rugby Union Rankings. What a sight! What an achievement and what a time to do it. Coupled with Caster Semenya’s victory and the 2010 World Cup coming to SA, the Gautrain and tourism pumping, South Africa is [...]

Sadly the two aren’t related. Caster captured gold at the IAAF World Championship but it was the IAAF’s gender investigation of Caster Semenya that has captured headlines. It’s been a few days since Caster took the gold and I’ve held off on blogging about it for various reasons. Firstly people initially thought it humorous what [...]

Arsenal swept into the Champions League quarter-finals as Nicklas Bendtner silenced his critics with a hat-trick in a majestic 5-0 win against Porto on Tuesday.

South African soccer star Steven Pienaar has been banned from driving for 12 months by a British court after pleading guilty to a drink-driving offence.

Lawyers for the England Football Association are trying to ensure that secretly-taped conversations between England players and coach Fabio Capello remain confidential.