South African soccer star somehow walked away from this horrific car wreck (PHOTOS)

A South Africa soccer star somehow survived a terrifying automobile crash in which his car was impaled on a guardrail that penetrated the entire vehicle from the windshield through the trunk.

Rooi Mahamutsa miraculously walked away from the horrible looking crash with barely a scratch.

The crash took place near Marlboro, Johannesburg, earlier this month but the astonishing pictures have only just emerged. These dramatic photos show the wreckage of Mahamutsa's BMW 3-Series impaled on a guardrail after the smash.

Mahamutsa, who plays for the Orlando Pirates of the South African Premier League, was out driving when his car skidded on a wet patch on the road, causing him to lose control of his vehicle and crash.

Incredibly, the 32-year-old defender walked away with just minor injuries from the incident. He was taken to a local hospital but soon discharged.

Mahamutsa is one lucky dude.

South African soccer fan attacks referee with vuvuzela

If you thought those annoying, plastic horns that became the bane of the 2010 World Cup could only bust your ear drums — think again.

One angry fan used a vuvuzela to attack a referee on the pitch during a South African Premier League match between the Kaiser Chiefs and Golden Arrows on Saturday.

After a referee had sent off Cheifs midfielder Reneilwe Letsholonyane for a tackle in the first half, the disgruntled fan ran onto the pitch at Moses Mabhiba Stadium and whacked the ref with the long plastic trumpet after chasing him down.

Don't blame anyone but yourself South Africa — you wrought this 3-foot terror upon yourselves.