Fans will be in for a treat at the opening ceremony of the 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday, June 11 that will officially signal the start of the two-week long festival of football. The ceremony will precede the opening game between four-time winners Zimbabwe and an ever-improving
Thirteen of Southern Africa’s best teams, as well as DR Congo, will compete over two weeks of ferocious football action for the right to be crowned champions of the region. Namibia are both hosts and title holders having claimed the title in South Africa last year with a thrilling run to the final. The Brave
MEDIA ALERT COSAFA CASTLE CUP 2016 / PRE-TOURNAMENT PRESS CONFERENCE A PRE-TOURNAMENT PRESS CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD TOMORROW DETAILS AS FOLLOW : DATE FRIDAY 10 JUNE TIME 12:00 VENUE WINDHOEK COUNTRY CLUB RESORT (ORYX 1) WESTERN BYPASS / PIONEERS PARK / WINDHOEK IN ATTENDANCE WILL BE THE COACHES AND CAPTAINS OF THE TEAMS
Madagascar have made a late change to their technical team and squad ahead of the COSAFA Castle Cup in Namibia from June 11-25. The islanders, who finished third in South Africa last year, have replaced coach Franck Rajaonarisamba with Frenchman Auguste Raux, who returns for a third spell in charge having previously led the side
Namibia booked their place in the final of the 2015 COSAFA Castle Cup with an epic 3-2 victory over Madagascar in a see-saw semi-final that will forever go down as a classic clash in the competition. The Brave Warriors would go on to lift the title after a far more routine 2-0 victory over Mozambique,
This past weekend saw all of the teams taking part in the COSAFA Castle Cup in Namibia from June 11-25 in action in African Nations Cup qualifiers, giving a hint as to their readiness for the regional showpiece event. COSAFA Castle Cup hosts Namibia warmed up for the tournament with a 1-0 victory over Niger
The action is just about to begin in the 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup to be held in Namibia from June 11-25! And to whet your appetite here is a sneak peak at the passion and fantastic football you are about to witness as the best teams in Southern Africa, and invited guests DR Congo, battle
Lehlohonolo Seema has been a stalwart of the COSAFA Castle Cup and played for Lesotho between 1998 and 2008 in the regional showpiece competition. Seema, who was captain of his national side, even led them to a final and was involved in some of the most iconic moments for Likuena in the competition. He made
Malawi have named a near full-strength squad for the 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup that includes stalwarts such as Josephy Kamwendo and Harry Nyirenda. Coach Ernest Mtawali has set his sights on the title this year and has called up a strong squad with plenty of COSAFA Castle Cup experience. Aside from Kamwendo and Nyirenda, he
Madagascar coach Franck Rajaonarisamba has named his final squad for the 2016 COSAFA Castle Cup and included last year’s top goal-scorer Jeannot Vombola. Vombola plundered five goals as Madagascar finished third in South Africa and he will be a major threat to defences again in the competition in Namibia that runs from June 11-25. The
