Spanish flair in Africa | RSS.com There is great football talent all around the world, but the key is how to develop young players with raw ability into the finished article for professional football. That is the view of LaLiga Senior Specialist in Football Projects Development Saul Vazquez, who tells The COSAFA Show finding players
South Africa and Botswana booked their place at the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco on Wednesday to seal a trio of COSAFA sides into the continental showpiece event. They will join COSAFA rivals Zambia in the finals after the Copper Queens sealed their place on Tuesday following a draw with Namibia.
Zambia have sealed qualification for the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco in July after they played to a 1-1 draw with Namibia at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Tuesday. Zambia advance to the finals on the away goals rule after the first leg in Lusaka finished 0-0 last week. The
Eswatini coach Dominic Kunene named two foreign-based players in his squad for next month’s Africa Cup of Nations preliminary round tie against Somalia with another seven from police team Royal Leopards, who are surprise qualifiers for the group phase of the African Confederation Cup. Angola-based winger Bonginkhosi ‘Manyovu’ Dlamini, formerly of Royal Leopard, and Justice
Namibia and Zambia will do battle over another 90 minutes for a place at the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco in July when they clash in the second leg of their qualifier at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto, South Africa on Tuesday. The match, which kicks off at 15h00 (CAT), will
South Africa have put one foot into the finals of the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations with a dominant 2-0 victory in the first leg of their second round over Algeria at the Orlando Stadium on Friday. They will likely be joined by Botswana, who defeated Zimbabwe 3-1 in their qualifier player in Harare
Not many can juggle both a football career and a hectic University schedule but it is a different story for 22 year- old defender, Antonia Maponya who made her debut for the senior women’s team in an international friendly against Zambia this past weekend. The player who is a product of development after starting at
COSAFA, in partnership with LaLiga Santander, are hosting specialist Masterclass workshops for professional coaches providing expert knowledge from some of the leading tactical minds in Spain. It is the second year in succession that tacticians from around the Southern African region will be able to tap into the expertise of coaches from one of global
Zambia senior women’s team proved too strong for the visiting Banyana Banyana in a friendly International match played at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka, Zambia on Saturday. The Copper Queens, spurred on by the home support, started off on the front foot. Tokyo Olympic star Barbra Banda, who was has been in fine form lately, opened
SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan believes the South African national women’s team has the talent and ability to conquer not only the continent, but the world. Dr Jordaan accompanied by SAFA CEO Adv Tebogo Motlanthe and COO Lydia Monyepao paid a courtesy visit to Banyana Banyana’s camp ahead of the team’s departure to Zambia where
