Supporters of Arsenal and Manchester United started the wave that has seen the country lose its grip on the dominant narrative

Three British businessmen have opened an academy in Durban to find talented young players for the English Premier League

United’s tetchy carnivore has lost his alpha status to the rise of collectivism in elite football

Former football players and coaches have welcomed the launch of Spanish La Liga’s Celta Vigo academy in South Africa

The former player identifies the game that changed it all for Manchester’s noisy neighbours and talks about the club’s challenges in Europe

Top coaches are either psychologists or cult leaders; Maguire & company need the latter, writes Carlos Amato

The jovial South African coach is back at his old stomping ground – but Man United might not be stomping on their rivals this term

The impasse between the Dutch midfielder and the decaying Barcelona football empire has come to a close

Sunday saw the top and bottom of the table decided in thrilling fashion.

Jurgen Klopp’s men won 5-0 at Old Trafford in October and expectations of a similar rout were well-founded.

The trouble began when school authorities denied the learners permission to watch a football match between Manchester United and Manchester City

City outclassed United as Arsenal climbed into the Champions League qualification spots at United’s expense.

If winning La Liga caused Atletico Madrid to soften their edge or lose their identity, a Champions League tie against Manchester United could be a chance for them to get it back.

Manchester United blew another lead in a damaging draw while Newcastle’s fight for survival was boosted by a valuable victory over Aston Villa.

The January transfer window was always likely to be make or break for the Magpies, who have just two Premier League wins all season and remain stuck in the relegation zone

In ‘Inhuman Resources’, the former footballer switches off his roguish charm, to gripping effect

Thanks to several unique circumstances, this season will likely confound everyone, from pundits to economists

We should let go of the hope that our favourite clubs are going to act altruistically in English football’s looming financial crisis

South African rugby has lost a gentle giant in Kaunda Ntunja. His commentary in isiXhosa poetically ushered in the Springboks’ first black captain and ‘popped champagne’ after…

It may leave a sour taste in the mouth, but the lack of sanction for Manchester City, aside from a fine that amounts to small change, doesn’t affect the bigger picture