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16 Jun 2019

A hairy time in the chair at the ‘Free-Style’ in Cardiff.

Without a win in their first two matches of the group stage, Banyana Banyana’s Fifa Women’s World Cup campaign appears to be over.

The eyes of more than a billion television viewers around the globe will turn to Manchester when arch-rivals India and Pakistan meet on Sunday.

Despite a slow start, South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen remained in contention with a one-under 70 in the third round of the US Open.


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