South Africa qualify for Womens Africa Cup of Nations

Banyana Banyana qualified for the 2016 Cameroon Womens Africa Cup of Nations tournament scheduled in scintillating style after dispatching Botswana on a cool evening at the Makhulong Stadium in Tembisa on Tuesday night (12 April 2016). The in-form South African Senior Women’s National Team is one of the two African teams, together with Zimbabwe, going

Continue Reading →

The COSAFA Castle Cup in Numbers!

1 – Namibia’s triumph at the 2015 COSAFA Castle Cup was their first in the competition and made them just the fifth country to lift the title in all. This year will also be the first time that Namibia are hosting the COSAFA Castle Cup. 1 – This year will see the Democratic Republic of

Continue Reading →

DR Congo to play at 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup

African Nations Championship winners the Democratic Republic of Congo have been added as a guest nation to the star-studded line-up for the 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup to be staged in Namibia from June 11-25. Congolese football has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years with top club TP Mazembe current holders of the African Champions League,

Continue Reading →

Zimbabwe qualify for AWCN, South Africa close in

The South African Womens’ team is 90 minutes away from qualifying for the 2016 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCN) in Cameroon later this year, where they would join regional rivals Zimbabwe. Banyana Banyana defeated COSAFA neighbours Botswana 2-0 on Saturday at the Lobatse Sports Complex and now return home for the return leg with

Continue Reading →

SA ready to face Botswana in qualifier

The South African Senior Women’s National Team, Banyana Banyana, is fully focussed on the upcoming African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCN) qualifiers against COSAFA rivals Botswana. The first leg will take place on Saturday at Lobatse Sports Complex Stadium in Lobatse, Botswana. Kick-off is at 16h00. Banyana coach Vera Pauw said it was important for

Continue Reading →

‘We are on course for Olympics’ – Rikhotso

Bloemfontein Celtic defender Tshepo Rikhotso believes the South African Under-23 side are on course in their preparations for the Olympic Games despite their 3-1 loss in Brazil last weekend. Rikhotso was part of the squad that travelled to South America and says Owen da Gama’s side held their own, but were undone by individual errors

Continue Reading →