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dankorode:
Oga you for give us the complete update nah, how do we make it to quarter finals?

oliverano:


Raumdeuter, Mourinho mentioned Boateng among old men them in relation to winning something including the UCL. Seems like he knows ball lol!

nateevs:
What is stopping him? He's welcome to try with Fernabache money.

Not even the Saudis are crazy enough to believe the first line of that sentence.

SpaceX:
The honeymoon have ended reality start to kick in and true polls are coming out. Trump- 61.5% Kamala-38.3%

BascoVanVeli:
2-0 We will be playing Japan in the round of 16

dankorode:
what about our female team?

Deltamani:
SAFA president Danny Jordaan has confirmed to SABC Sport that the Confederation of African Football are expected to announce the hosts of the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on 16 September.

✍🏽 SABC Sport's Matlhomola Morake

armyofone:
Comey should have done same to Hillary case at that time despite shaking hands of the "guy" trying to win election by all means.

Now he is no longer a supporter and singing like canary bird how he doesn't like the "guy"

Danielnino00:
Where can I stream the games bro? the women team are playing later today

lovewins:
They did that yesterday and the boys arrived South Africa today. They only had a few hours of rest before the game they're currently playing now. FIBA also had to move their game by one day I think.

gomol:
I read somewhere that they were denied visa by S.A embassy

raumdeuter:
And just in

CNN
—
The number of available jobs in the US continued to shrink in July, an indication that demand for workers continues to wane amid a cooling labor market.

Job openings fell in July for the second consecutive month to an estimated 7.67 million, from 7.91 million in June, according to new data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

That’s the lowest number of openings since January 2021.

Economists were expecting that the July postings would total 8.1 million, according to FactSet consensus estimates.

Wednesday’s data is the first in a series of critically important economic metrics released this week about the US labor market, culminating with the Friday jobs report. With a hotly anticipated rate cut just two weeks away, Wall Street and Main Street are intently focused on whether a weakening labor market could mean a jumbo-sized cut.

raumdeuter:
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