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Today’s news wrap.

Orlando Pirates have been handed a R430,000 CAF fine, ending a long battle against St-Eloi Lupopo of DR Congo.

A tough night for Mzansi as Ronwen Williams and Tylon Smith both fell short at the 2025 CAF awards, while Morocco dominated the stage.

Calandagan is named horse of the year at the Cartier Racing Awards in London, ahead of Ombudsman, Delacroix and Minnie Hauk.

Sporting Club score two extra-time goals for a 4-2 aggregate win, ending Glasgow City’s Europa Cup run in Lisbon.

A referee coach has denied “manhandling” Women’s Super League referee Lisa Benn after she told an employment tribunal that he “forcefully pushed” her during a match.

Crystal Palace view Liverpool as the only viable suitor for Marc Guehi, Manchester United and Inter Milan battle over Karim Adeyemi, and Ivan Toney is ready to take a huge pay cut to secure a Premier League return.

Tyrone All-Ireland winner and All-Star Conor Meyler announces his retirement from playing.

Shaun Murphy claims his first victory over Ronnie O’Sullivan since 2017, with a 4-0 whitewash, as he moves into the quarter-finals of the Riyadh Season Snooker Championship.

England suffer a 55-49 defeat in the deciding game of their three-match series against New Zealand in Manchester.

The Irish Rugby Football Union reports an improved financial position for the 2024-25 season, with their operating deficit reduced by more than 14 million euros (£12.36m) on the previous year.

Kaizer Chiefs players have four games left to convince Hugo Broos, with Brandon Petersen and Mduduzi Shabalala making things interesting.

The Professional Tennis Players’ Association and Tennis Australia say they are likely to reach a settlement in the “near future” in relation to the lawsuit filed against multiple governing bodies.

England’s players are operating a fines system which punishes infractions against squad rules by forcing the offenders to film TikTok dances.

Orlando Pirates seemed to have the better of Kaizer Chiefs when it comes to signing players linked with both clubs in the previous transfer window.

Non-league Ilfracombe Town ban ‘micro’ shin pads after forward Riley Martin suffered an “unbearable” double-leg break in a South West Peninsula League match at the weekend.

Orlando Pirates have been dealt a double blow by Saint Eloi Lupopo as CAF sides with the DRC side in judgement containing complaints…

Olympic judoka Lucy Renshall continues international comeback with a bronze medal at the Zagreb Grand Prix.