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Bombshell - Buy your own tickets, Safa tells agency
Nimble-minded Safa officials might have helped avert a possible R70m loss and saved the association from a potentially embarrassing situation.

Ezenkosi back in the ‘bush’
Tears cascaded down the cheeks of Jomo Cosmos fans as their idols were flushed down the PSL tube to the National First Division next season, once again.
‘Bay must blame themselves’
The South African Football Players Union (Safpu) has put the blame of the current situation at Bay United solely at the door of the Port Elizabeth-based First Division club.
Cheetahs gobble Hurricanes
A thumping of 28-14 by the Cheetahs over a lukewarm Hurricanes saw them registering their second win in four matches in their Vodacom Super 14 match in Bloemfontein to the delight of their passionate fans.

Giants pack a punch
The odds are heavily stacked against Bully “The Bulldozer” Muravha in his plan to dethrone Osborne “Big Daddy” Machimana as ruler of the national heavyweight division.

Racists Out! - Boxing chiefs pledge action
 Racists will under no circumstances be tolerated in South African boxing.
This is the clear message from Golden Gloves boss Rodney Berman, following the scandalous behaviour of some patrons at Golden Gloves’ Prelude event at Emperors Palace last Saturday night.

Boxing date clash causes chaos
Crossed wires in sports minister Makhenkesi Stofile’s office and a packed boxing programme could spark a massive boycott of a crucial boxing convention scheduled for later this month.
Seniors tee off in KZN
The 2010 Glasfit KwaZulu-Natal Senior Amateur Strokeplay championships will be played at Mount Edgecombe Country Club on March 21-22.
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    Leopards stalk hungry Vasco
    Dreams are bound to be shattered while celebrations will know no bounds when the moment of truth arrives in the National First Division playoff today.

    Chiefs rule out rumour - Torrealba’s future in doubt
    When the season winds down, clubs usually make sure they hold on to their most valued assets by renewing contracts when they are about to expire.
    PE scores own goal with high Cup prices
    Greed and visions of booty in foreign currency may have robbed Nelson Mandela Bay businesses of the much-vaunted windfall from the 2010 Fifa World Cup starting on June 11.

    Game On - Parreira wants top opponents to test Bafana for Cup
    Mental fortitude is undoubtedly vital to the success of any aspiring World Cup champion.
    OR Tambo FC accused of running a ‘slave camp’
    Eastern Cape Vodacom League side OR Tambo FC has been accused of enslaving their players.
    Cup fraud warning
    Fifa has warned that as the euphoria of hosting the 2010 World Cup reaches a crescendo, so are the chances of becoming a victim in a plethora of scams.
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