The CAF African Schools Football Championship Continental Final will take centre-stage in Durban, South Africa from April 5-8 where the best teams from the six Confederation of African Football zones will battle it out to be crowned overall champions. It will be a celebration of schools football on the continent and a chance for the
Namibia face a return fixture with Cameroon at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto, South Africa on Tuesday, buoyed by their excellent 1-1 draw in the reverse clash in Yaoundé that has given the Brave Warriors belief they can qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations finals. Prolific striker Peter Shalulile scored his 14th international goal
The CAF African Schools Football Championship Continental Final will be staged in Durban, South Africa from April 5-8 where the best schools’ teams from the continent will meet to crown the inaugural champions in the boys’ and girls’ events. We round up the numbers on this innovative competition that provides a massive boost to youth
– First of its kind Schools Football Competition heads to KwaZulu Natal in South Africa – Total of 44 000 African boys and girls participated in the inaugural event – Motsepe Foundation has donated USD 10 million in prizes – making it one of the richest Schools Event on African soil – Finals will be
Zambia coach Avram Grant has unveiled his technical bench that comprises former West Ham and Partizan Belgrade assistant coach Marko Barbul and Chipolopolo legend Moses Sichone. South Africa-based goalkeeper coach Davies Phiri bounces back as part of the technical team, while others are video analyst Ohad Efrat, with Jamie Lawrence coming in as physical trainer.
Botswana are to hold a five-day training camp in Morocco and face local sides in the build-up to their key Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Equatorial Guinea later this month. The Zebras sit at the bottom of their pool after two rounds, but are only three points behind leaders Tunisia and victories in their
Zambia coach Avram Grant has named a 27-member provisional squad as part of preparations for the Africa Cup of Nations Group H qualifiers against COSAFA rivals Lesotho. Zambia hosts Lesotho on Thursday, March 23 at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola in an 18:00 hours kickoff, before facing the Likuena at Dobsonville Stadium in Johannesburg three
The Malawi men’s senior national team is on Thursday afternoon expected to fly out to Saudi Arabia for a 10-day training camp ahead of the back-to-back 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Egypt later this month. The Flames will face The Pharaohs in Cairo on Friday, March 24 and again in Lilongwe four
FAM regrets to announce the death of former Malawi National Women’s Football team and Blantyre Zero FC player Thandi Kasiya. Kasiya died at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre after a short illness. She was in the first Scorchers team that made its maiden international appearance at the 2002 COSAFA Women’s Championship in Zimbabwe and
Recently appointed SAFA Referees Committee Chair, Victor Gomes, said the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) process was of the ‘highest priority’ within the football structures. ‘’It is not a question of whether it will happen but it is now a question of when will we kick-start the process,’’ said Gomes, whose international refereeing
