Continental Scout Daily - Page 3

In a tightly contested Round 8 Betway Premiership match at FNB Stadium, Kaizer Chiefs and Marumo Gallants shared points after a 1-1 finish. New signing Mayo opened the scoring on his debut, but Jason Clifford answered with a top‑corner strike. A controversial penalty miss left Chiefs rueing missed chances, while Gallants extended their winless run to five games. Both sides now shift focus to upcoming league and continental fixtures.

The September 24 episode of AEW Dynamite delivered a packed card, featuring Kris Statlander's first women's title defense, Orange Cassidy's surprise comeback, and Josh Bishop Fletcher's bold claim to dethrone Hologram for the TNT Championship. A six‑man tag bout saw The Conglomeration and Hologram victorious, while a tag team title clash added more intrigue. Tony Khan teased a major announcement, and fans debated Britt Baker's possible return.

Lionel Messi delivered a two‑goal masterclass and an assist as Inter Miami thumped New York City FC 4-0 on September 24, 2025. Early dominance, a cheeky lob and a dazzling dribble defined the night, while Luis Suárez added a penalty. The win lifted Miami to 55 points, widening the gap with rivals.

Luke Donald prepares for his second straight captaincy as Team Europe heads to Bethpage Black in New York for the Ryder Cup 2025. After a commanding win in Rome, he has hand‑picked a blend of seasoned veterans and hungry newcomers. Supported by a veteran vice‑captain panel, Donald bets on chemistry to beat a motivated U.S. side led by Keegan Bradley. The challenge: a tough course and a hostile crowd. The spotlight is on how Europe will keep the cup on foreign soil.

On September 25, 2025, CA Osasuna hosts newly promoted Elche CF at Estadio El Sadar. Osasuna rides a five‑match unbeaten streak and six straight home wins, while Elche boasts an impressive away record after returning to La Liga. Head‑to‑head history favors the hosts, but betting markets show a tight contest. Analysts are split between a home win, a draw or an upset. The fixture promises tactical intrigue and a potential shift in early‑season momentum.

On September 25, 2025, Major‑General Petronella van Rooyen, head of the SAPS legal division, testified before the Madlanga Commission. Her expertise sheds light on the legal rules governing the disbanding of the KwaZulu‑Natal Political Killings Task Team. The hearing follows earlier testimonies that accused senior politicians of meddling in police work. Van Rooyen’s statements aim to map accountability lines inside the police hierarchy and address fears of criminal syndicate infiltration. The outcome could reshape how South Africa’s police service is overseen.

Shares of Kenvue recovered after a brief dip when the Trump administration claimed acetaminophen causes autism in unborn children. The company refuted the claim, pointing to solid scientific consensus. Investors reacted to the defensive stance and the lack of evidence supporting the government's announcement. Tylenol still drives almost half of Kenvue's revenue.

Millwall winger Adam Mayor, 20, has moved to League Two side Cambridge United on a loan until 2025‑26. Reuniting with former boss Neil Harris, the Liverpool‑born attacker hopes regular minutes will boost his development after a hamstring setback. Mayor’s versatility and direct style add fresh options for the U’s frontline.

Ousmane Dembele tops the 2025 Ballon d'Or race after a stellar 35‑goal, 16‑assist season that helped PSG clinch Ligue 1 and their first Champions League. Lamine Yamal and Barcelona’s Raphinha sit close behind, while Mohamed Salah remains a perennial favorite. Other names in the mix include PSG’s rising stars and Chelsea’s Cole Palmer. The award will be handed out on Sept. 22 based solely on the 2024/25 campaign.

Belgium named a veteran-heavy squad for their World Cup 2026 European qualifier against Kazakhstan at Lotto Park, then bossed the match with 66% possession and 32 shots. Thibaut Courtois, Kevin De Bruyne, Axel Witsel and Romelu Lukaku led the core. The fixture followed a trip to Liechtenstein on September 4 as part of a tightly managed September window.

There’s no verified evidence that Manqoba Mngqithi is on MC Alger’s shortlist. What is clear: he was dismissed by Mamelodi Sundowns during the 2024/25 season and replaced by Portuguese coach Miguel Cardoso, and he is now coaching Golden Arrows. Here’s where his career stands and what the move means for both club and coach.

Girona have secured Arnaut Danjuma on loan from Villarreal for the rest of the 2024/25 season. The Nigeria-born Dutch international brings pace, dribbling, and finishing to Míchel’s attack. It’s his third straight loan after spells at Tottenham and Everton. The clubs did not disclose financial details or any purchase option.