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Cape Town - It's the weekend!
But the sporting world never sleeps, so hang on tight and be sure to watch these FOUR events (in no particular order)!
1. ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP EXTRAVAGANZA!
The English Premiership is here to keep us entertained throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Some of the fixtures include Manchester United hosting Brighton & Hove Albion (Saturday, 17:00 SA time) and then we have the heavyweight clash between Liverpool and Chelsea (Saturday, 19:30 SA time) at Anfield.
We end off the weekend's Premier League action with our log leaders Manchester City as they try and maintain their unbeaten streak when they take on Huddersfield Town (Sunday, 18:00 SA time).
Click for all the latest English Premiership news, fixtures, results, logs and much more!
2. 1ST ASHES TEST
The Ashes kicks off at the Gabba!
The first of five Tests is already underway Down Under. Will England be able to defend the urn or will Australia prevail at home?
Set your alarm clocks, play starts at 02:00 SA time.
Click here for the latest Ashes news
3. CAF CONFEDERATION CUP FINAL
The second leg of the Confederation Cup final gets underway on Saturday between SuperSport United and TP Mazembe.
Eric Tinkler's men have an opportunity to become the first South African team to win the tournament. However, they trail the Democratic of Congo outfit 2-1 heading to Pretoria.
Kick-off at the Lucas Moripe Stadium is at 20:30.
Click here to follow all the action live
4. ITALY V SPRINGBOKS
Stadio Euganeo is the setting for the hugely anticipated Test between the Azzurri and the Springboks.
The Boks are coming from a narrow victory over France last weekend and the last thing Allister Coetzee and company need is another defeat against the Italians.
Kick-off on Saturday is at 16:00 SA time.
Click here for the latest Springbok news
Notable mentions include various Wales v All Blacks Test (Saturday, 19:15 SA time), Ram Slam T20 Challenge, PRO14 (Cheetahs v Edinburgh - 19:30 Friday, Kings v Scarlets - 15:00 Sunday), Absa Premiership and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Sunday, 15:00 SA time).
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