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With Itumeleng Khune being suspended by Kaizer Chiefs we assess whether this recent event among others; tarnish his legacy, does it push him towards retirement? Aston Villa are flying high with a formidable home record to match, are they serious title contenders? Mohamed Sala 200 Liverpool goals & 150 EPL goals, a solid case to be counted among the Liverpool legends, and one of Africa's best to ever play in the English top-flight.

We look back at the Carling Cup Knockout semifinals, go over Manchester City's recent dip in form before scrutinizing Michael Owen's claims that his generation of players were better than the current crop. Lastly whose return to tennis we're more looking forward to: Rafael Nadal or Naomi Osaka.

The Proteas get thrashed by India, Julius Malema calls for the abolition of the Springboks emblem. We also speak about the fallout of Janine Van Wyk not getting onto the pitch for Banyana Banyana, as well as none of the big 4 sides in the PSL making the Carling Knockout semis.

We go over the Springbok's triumph over the All Blacks to become record four-time champions. We also chat about our trust levels in the Proteas' World Cup chances, and our reaction to Messi winning an 8th Ballon D'or.

In this week's episode we revisit the Springboks' last gasp World Cup semi-final triumph against England, and consider their chances at defending their title in the final against the New Zealand All Blacks.

We revisit that pulsating Springboks win in the World Cup to knock out host nation, France. With Sundowns set to participate in the African Football League, we talk about the pile up of games in world football, and Pep Guardiola's suggestion that players need to stand up for change. Janine Van Wyk is called up to Banyana Banyana's Olympic qualifiers for her send off, as she's announced her retirement.

The Proteas get off to a record start at the Cricket World Cup, Orlando Pirates beat Mamelodi Sundowns to retain their MTN8 title and Arsenal end their 12 game losing streak in the league against Manchester City.

The Springboks lose an epic to Ireland, but was that a fair reflection of the contest? Following the North London Derby draw we chat the fates of Spurs and Arsenal, before a wrap up of the MTN8 semifinals, and an early preview of the final.

We look back at the Proteas' come back to win the ODI series vs Australia and look ahead to their chances at the cricket World Cup. We discuss how much Sibongiseni Mthethwa improves Kaizer Chiefs before previewing the groups and picking a favourite for the UEFA Champion's League

The questions that arise this week are the matter of empty stands at Bafana Bafana games, if women's tennis is better off with the varied Grand Slam winners and whether Djokovic is now the greatest athlete of all time following his record tying 24th Slam? We also go over the first week of the Rugby World Cup

A look back at the MTN8 1st leg seminfals where Chiefs and Sundowns played out to a draw and Pirates won away at Stellenbosch. We dive into an analysis of Arsenal's win over Manchester United and the post match revelations of Erik ten Hag regarding Jadon Sancho

In this episode we speak about the Springboks handing the All Blacks their heaviest ever defeat. We also ask the question if Manchester City are a little more vulnerable this season than before and who is best placed to challenge them