Springboks assistant coach Deon Davids has said the South African rugby team's set-pieces still have room to improve, despite the progress the side has made. Speaking ahead of upcoming fixtures, Davids said he was enjoying the fruits of the squad's hard work but stressed that more remained to be done. His comments suggest the world champions are focused on refining their scrum and lineout performance as they continue their campaign, according to The Citizen.

Mathare United, a team in the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League, has appointed David Ouma, the former head coach of the Harambee Starlets, as their new head coach. This decision comes after the team narrowly avoided relegation.

Midfielder Sithole expresses gratitude for the support from his teammates and coach Hugo Broos as he aims to help the South African national football team, Bafana Bafana, advance to the knockout stages of the tournament. He is determined to move past previous challenges faced in Mexico and focus on the upcoming matches.

Springbok forwards coach Deon Davids has warned the All Blacks that South Africa's set-piece has yet to reach its peak ahead of their clash. Davids said the pack's hard work at scrum time, lineout and maul is beginning to pay dividends, but he believes there is still room for improvement in those areas as the Springboks prepare for the encounter against New Zealand.

Ben Youssef, recently appointed as the new coach of Durban City after leaving Amakhosi, criticized his former club, stating they are not capable of competing with Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns for the top position. In response, Baloyi claimed that Youssef was part of the problems at Chiefs, suggesting that his contributions were not beneficial to the team.

Junior Boks captain Siphosethu Mnebelele stated that the team is well-prepared for their upcoming match against Uruguay, following a strong preparation phase. The captain expressed confidence in the team's readiness to perform effectively.