Espérance De Tunis
Espérance’s FIFA Club World Cup Journey Ends
Tunisian club Espérance will be on the flight back home after being knocked out of…
Espérance Gets Win at Club World Cup
Tunisian outfit Espérance has registered its first win at the FIFA Club World Cup after…
Espérance Loses Club World Cup Opener
Brazilian side Flamengo enjoyed ball possession of 80% to ease past Africa’s Espérance in their…
Bafana Bafana Winger Teams Up With Espérance
Tunisian club Espérance Sportive de Tunis has announced the team for the FIFA 2025 Club…
Bafana Winger Completes Season in Style
Elias Mokwana’s first season with Tunisian club Espérance will go down as one to remember. The Bafana Bafana winger won his third title of the 2024/25 season when Espérance beat Stade Tunisien 1-0 to win the Tunisian Cup at Stade Olympique Hammadi-Agrebi on Sunday. Espérance have completed a treble this season as they also won the Tunisian Ligue 1 and Super Cup. The 25-year-old has contributed significantly to the Blood and Gold in his first season in North Africa after…
Espérance Bags 34th League Title
The gap between new Tunisian champions Espérance and the second most crowned, Club Africain, has widened. Espérance have been crowned the champions for the 34th time in their history, and their success pales in comparison to Club Africain, who have been left far behind with just 13 to their name. The Tunisian Ligue 1 is one of the leagues in the world where one team is totally dominant over others. Espérance’s rivals did put up a fight in the 2024/25…
Elias Mokwana Writes His Name in the History Books
Espérance forward Elias Mokwana is a Tunisian Ligue 1 champion in his first season with the club. Mokwana was on the scoresheet in Espérance’s 5-0 emphatic win over Olympique Béja on Sunday to secure the title, becoming the first South African to win the league title in Tunisia. This was Taraji’s 34th league title, which is a record in the Tunisian league. The Bafana Bafana winger came close to success in the CAF Champions League, but they were knocked out…
Mamelodi Sundowns Handed R1.8 million Fine following Crowd Trouble
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has come down hard on Mamelodi Sundowns following crowd trouble from their match against Espérance earlier this month. Espérance supporters, in the region of 600, clashed with the home supporters of Sundowns at Loftus Stadium when the Tshwane team won 1-0 in a CAF Champions League Quarterfinal first leg match. The Espérance supporters were allegedly the aggressors, but CAF has also punished Sundowns for inadequate security. “The CAF Disciplinary Board charged Mamelodi Sundowns with…
Sundowns Defend their Supporters but Apologise to Espérance
Mamelodi Sundowns have called on Tunisian club Espérance to “denounce” the behavior of its supporters after the ugly scenes at Loftus Stadium. Sundowns beat Espérance 1-0 at the Pretoria venue on Tuesday in a CAF Champions League quarter-finals first leg encounter, but their victory was marred by clashes between the supporters from both ends. However, it’s evident in video footage that the Espérance section—believed to be around 600 traveling supporters—were the aggressors, throwing water bottles and even security gates. In…
Mokwana Slices Through Defences in North Africa
Bafana Bafana winger Elias Mokwana is proving his worth in North Africa in more ways than one, with goals and assists aplenty. Mokwana, 25, has taken the good with the bad to endear himself to the hearts of the Espérance faithful, who are now probably convinced he’s a good buy for the 33-time Tunisian league champions. For a player who was playing for Platinum City Rovers in South Africa’s ABC Motsepe League—the third tier—just a few years ago, Mokwana’s meteoric…
Tlhopie Motsepe: Mamelodi Sundowns will Play for Africa in the FIFA World Club
Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Tlhopie Motsepe has insisted that the team’s participation in the FIFA Club World Cup will be for all of Africa. The ‘Brazilians’ became the first team from the continent to welcome the FIFA Club World Cup trophy at their base, Chloorkop, Gauteng, yesterday, February 6, ahead of the tournament in June. The United States (US) will host the 32-team tournament, and Africa will be represented by four teams: Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa), Al Ahly (Egypt), Wydad Casablanca…