How soon could we see the Absa Premiership return? | Do Sundowns have the edge with their big squad?

Our soccer analysts, Banele Pikwa and Jesse Nagel, discuss the possible return of the Absa Premiership as clubs begin to return to training after three and a half months of lockdown. We'd love to hear your thoughts as well, have your say in the comments section below!

Virgil Van Dijk, Kevin De Bruyne and Pep Guardiola

The action never stops and we are loving it! Liverpool stepped foot on the field for the first time as champions as the Reds were absolutely crushed by the former champions, Manchester City, losing 4-0. Now, Jurgen Klopp’s men will walk through the Anfield tunnel for the first time since being crowned the winners, hosting relegation-bound Aston Villa. Elsewhere, the race for the European spots are really starting to heat up. Manchester United and Wolves moved one step closer in catching Leicester City and Chelsea up in third and fourth spot as the latter clubs suffered their first league defeat since the restart. Of all the teams chasing a ticket into next season’s UEFA Champions League, Manchester United have arguably the most favourable run-in, starting with Bournemouth this weekend, who are also involved in a relegation scramble themselves.

Our tipster Budgie Byrne gives us his best bets for the weekend, providing plenty of value.

Our soccer expert previews the Italian Serie A week 30 action which kicks off on Saturday 4 July 2020.

Well, well, Real Madrid have taken a four-point lead at the summit following a hard-fought and underwhelming 1-0 victory over Getafe after Barcelona were held to a 2-2 draw at home against Atletico Madrid. With just five rounds remaining, Barca will need to dig deep to turn this around, while hoping their title-rivals, Real Madrid, drop points. There’s an exciting fixture list to look forward to this weekend, so let’s get to it.