Fans across the country will miss out on seeing Bafana Bafana in action after the SABC failed to secure broadcasting rights
It has emerged that not all national teams have been supplied with kit from Safa’s new kit sponsor.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) have rejected Kaizer Chiefs’ ban appeal regarding the acquisition of Dax Adrianarimanana
Bafana Bafana head coach Molefi Ntseki has named a number of surprise inclusions in his squad for the upcoming AFCON Qualifiers
Percy Tau continued his fine form abroad by scoring a stunner for Anderlecht over the weekend. Take a look at it below
All football can now resume,, but under strict social distancing measures, according to the latest update by Safa.
Bafana Bafana marked their return to international football with a disappointing 1-1 draw against Namibia in Rustenburg. Check out the highlights from this evenings game below
Bafana Bafana return to action when they host Namibia in a friendly clash this evening. TheSouthAfrican will be providing live updates from the game.
Bafana legend Lucas Radebe is among the familiar faces appointed by Safa in its technical committe.
The President of Safa’s Umkhanyakude Region in KwaZulu-Natal was murdered on 17 September in what has been reported as an execution-style slaying.
South Africa will be represented by Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates in continental club competition.
Bafana Bafana are set to return to action after a year-long absence when they face Sao Tome and Principe in two AFCON Qualifiers in November
Neil Tovey has finally been replaced as Safa’s technical director after the association announced a surprise new acting director on Wednesday.
Organised amateur and semi-professional football has not been given the greenlight to return under the ongoing lockdown, but reports have emerged of clubs arranging illegal football tournaments.
Safa laid out their plans to ban Eymael in a statement issued on their website, with the football governing body saying they would write to Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa
The PSL’s elaborate plan to complete the remainder of the season in a single province bio-bubble will cost R100 million in total.
Safa president Danny Jordaan has urged athletes across the country to open up about the racial injustices they face within sporting structures.
Failure to find middle ground between the PSL and SAFA has left the completion of the 2019/20 local football campaign in doubt.
Each PSL football team is required to employ a qualified COVID-19 compliance officer, as well as outline their plan to ensure the safety of its players and staff.
The PSL and Safa appear to have ironed out their differences and are now ready to submit a plan to return to play to the department of sport.
With 54 matches required to complete the suspended PSL campaign, and a further three to round off South Africa’s top cup competition, The PSL chairman has boldly proclaimed the season will be completed within six weeks.
Safa slammed the PSL for suggesting an unrealistic timeline for a return to play submitted in a letter to the Joint Liason Committee.
The PSL and Safa must ensure that all its affiliate members are jointly and severally responsible for any claim that for damages or negligence arising as a result of failure to take reasonable measures in curbing the spread of COVID-19.
Safa are reportedly are waiting for the Premier Soccer League (PSL) to give them the dates to resume and conclude the season so that the information can be sent to world governing body Fifa.
Neil Tovey will leave his role as technical director at Safa amid rumours that funding to development programmes could be cut.