When browsing the September 2025 archive, a curated collection of news stories published throughout the month. Also known as Sept‑2025 news roundup, it brings together political developments, sports highlights and legal battles that mattered last month. The archive encompasses South African legal news, court cases and human‑rights actions that captured public attention and European football updates, match results, player transfers and league standings across the continent. By linking these areas, the page requires timely reporting and precise tagging to keep readers informed about fast‑moving events.
The September archive illustrates how International sports coverage, cricket tournaments, rugby fixtures and motorsport stories, connects fans across borders. For example, India’s victory in the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup and the dramatic Carabao Cup upset involving Lincoln City showcase the global reach of sport. At the same time, the legal front features the SAHRC’s move against Gayton McKenzie and the appointment of Livingstone Sakata as acting Johannesburg DPP, highlighting how law and politics intersect in South Africa. These threads influence public discourse, shape policy debates and drive media consumption patterns.
Across the month, readers also see how business and finance intersect with sport, as seen in the Luxembourg tax clarification on reverse hybrid rules that affects investment funds backing clubs, and Jannik Sinner’s net‑worth surge reflecting the commercial side of tennis. Each story adds a layer to the broader picture: sports generate revenue, legal decisions affect governance, and political moves steer national agendas. By the end of this introduction, you’ll have a clear sense of the varied topics covered, from the gritty details of a Premier League cup shock to the high‑stakes world of football transfers and courtrooms. Below you’ll find the full list of September 2025 posts, organized for quick access to the stories that mattered most.
Sep
Livingstone Sakata is set to become acting Johannesburg DPP after Andrew Chauke's suspension, steering the high‑profile SAFA fraud case involving Danny Jordaan and R1.3 million in alleged misused funds.
Sep
AS Roma beat Hellas Verona 2-0 at Stadio Olimpico on Sep 28, 2025, with early Dovbyk strike and late Soulé goal, boosting the Giallorossi to 12 points and keeping top‑four hopes alive.
Sep
Benfica takes on Gil Vicente at Lisbon's Estádio da Luz with both clubs sitting near the top of the Primeira Liga table. US fans can catch the action on NBC Sports, ESPN, Paramount+ or DAZN, and there are free alternatives too. The clash could shift the standings, making it a must‑see. Check local schedules for the best way to watch.
Sep
Coach Leo Cullen has bolstered the squad with returning internationals and fresh talent as Leinster prepare to face the Stormers at DHL Stadium. The article outlines key signings, injury updates, and tactical tweaks planned for the opening round of the 2025‑26 United Rugby Championship. It also gauges the Stormers' recent form and the stakes for the defending champions. Readers get a clear picture of what to expect before kickoff.
Sep
South Africa's Human Rights Commission is moving Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie to the Equality Court over offensive social‑media posts from 2011‑2017. The commission says the posts breach the Equality Act, while McKenzie claims they were anti‑racist. A deadline passed without a satisfactory reply, prompting legal action.
Sep
Former Barcelona captain Sergio Busquets announced he will retire at the end of the 2025 MLS season with Inter Miami. The 37‑year‑old midfielder reflected on his 15‑year spell at Camp Nou, his role in Spain's golden generation and the bonds he forged with teammates. Tributes poured in from Messi, Ramos and the Catalan club. Busquets leaves a legacy of tactical brilliance and humility. Fans worldwide are already mourning the loss of a midfield maestro.
Sep
Sekhukhune United beat Durban City FC 2-0 at Makhulong Stadium on August 30, 2025, cementing their top‑of‑the‑table status with ten points from four games. Bradley Grobler opened the scoring after a goalkeeper error, and a second goal sealed the victory. Durban City, sitting sixth, showed defensive frailties. The match underscored Sekhukhune's attacking flair and solid organisation.
Sep
India retained the ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup in Kuala Lumpur, beating South Africa by nine wickets. The side topped Group A, cruised through the semi‑final against England, and posted a clinical chase in the final. The tournament featured 16 nations, with Nigeria pulling off a shock win over New Zealand. Qualification was based on full‑member status and regional qualifiers, highlighting cricket’s expanding footprint.
Sep
Osasuna host Elche at Estadio El Sadar on 25 September 2025. The Pamplona side rides a six‑match home winning streak, while the newly‑promoted visitors have stayed unbeaten in nine away outings. Head‑to‑head history tips in Osasuna’s favour, but Elche’s solid possession game could cause an upset. Key players include Ante Budimir and André Silva, and the betting market leans toward a low‑scoring result. Both teams will be hungry to extend their recent momentum.
Sep
Italian prodigy Jannik Sinner's 2025 net worth is pegged between $26‑40 million, thanks to over $41 million in prize money and a blockbuster endorsement slate. He’s amassed four Grand Slams in 18 months, 20 ATP titles, and a $150 million Nike deal. The article breaks down his on‑court success, off‑court deals, and what the future may hold for the 24‑year‑old.
Sep
Lincoln City knocked out Chelsea 2‑0 in the Carabao Cup third round, marking one of the competition's biggest surprises this season. Brighton trounced Barnsley 6‑0 while Burnley edged Cardiff City 2‑0. Fulham were held to a 0‑0 draw by Cambridge United. The next round features heavyweight Premier League clubs with heavy odds against lower‑league opposition. All eyes now turn to Wednesday’s fixtures.
Sep
Former Qantas captain Timothy James Clark crashed in Brazil on Sept 14, killing himself and revealing a cargo of 180‑200 kg of cocaine wrapped in fake SpaceX branding. The aircraft had been altered for ultra‑long‑range trips between Africa and South America, earning the pilot millions per flight. Authorities from Brazil, Australia and regional police now probe a sophisticated international drug‑trafficking network.
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