South Africa coach Gordon Igesund named a 25-man squad Friday for 2014 World Cup away qualifiers against the Central African Republic and Ethiopia during June: Goalkeepers: Itumeleng Khune (Kaizer Chiefs, capt), Senzo Meyiwa (Orlando Piates), Wayne Sandilands (Mamelodi Sundowns) Defenders: Siboniso Gaxa, Tefo Mashamaite, Tshepo Masilela, Eric Mathoho (all Chiefs), Bevan Fransman (SuperSport Utd), Tebogo Langerman (Sundowns), Anele Ngcongca (Raccing Genk/BEL), Thabo Nthethe (Bloemfontein Celtic)

Result of a Super 15 rugby match between the Queensland Reds and the Coastal Sharks in Brisbane on Friday: Queensland Reds (AUS) 32 Coastal Sharks (RSA) 17 H-t: 29-3 Scorers Reds - Tries: Saia Faingaa, Rod Davies (2), Anthony Faingaa; Conversions: Quade Cooper (3); Penalties: Cooper (2) Sharks - Tries: Piet Lindeque, Derick Minnie; Conversions: Pat Lambie (2); Penalties: Lambie Referee: Glen Jackson (NZL) afp

Flank Luke Watson and fly-half Demetri Catrakilis starred as Southern Kings put a three-week Super 15 nightmare behind them by defeating Otago Highlanders 34-27 Saturday. Injury-prone Watson was given back the captaincy of the southern hemisphere rookies and scored two pushover tries during the first half at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Indian Ocean city Port Elizabeth. Catrakilis became the first South African in seven years to top 100 points in his debut Super Rugby season as he reached 107 thanks to four conversions and two penalty goals from seven shots at goal.

Kaizer Chiefs moved closer to a South African double by defeating second-tier United FC 2-1 Saturday in an FA Cup semi-final. Lehlohonolo Majoro and George Lebese gave the league leaders a two-goal advantage midway through the first half as Walter Maponyane converted an 81st-minute penalty to create a tense finish. English coach Stuart Baxter was sent off during stoppage time for insulting an assistant referee in a match his team always looked likely to win at Soccer City stadium in Soweto.