Comoros coach Abderemane Mohamed has named his squad of 20 players to compete at the 2019 COSAFA Cup in Durban from May 25 to June 8, the fourth time the island nation will appear the regional championship. Mohamed has included four new caps in the form of defenders Adrine Said Ali and Mohamed Zamir, midfielder
The 2019 COSAFA Cup Trophy Tour is set to get under way on Tuesday as Durban gears up for a festival of football with the staging of the Southern African championship from May 25-June 8. Fans in the eThekwini Municipality will be able to get up close to the trophy, and some exciting South African
Mauritius have named their final squad for the 2019 COSAFA Cup to be staged in Durban from May 25-June 8 as they seek to end a long run of first round exits. The islanders have not been past the first stage of the competition in their last 10 attempts, since they reached the quarterfinals in
The COSAFA Cup has long been a platform for players to showcase their qualities and build their reputations, but the same too goes for coaches and Uganda tactician Abdallah Mubiru hopes this will ring true for him in 2019. Mubiru will stand in for regular head coach Sebastien Desabre in Durban as the East African
Uganda have submitted a 34-man preliminary squad ahead of the 2019 COSAFA Cup, where the East African guest nation will debut in the Southern African championship in Durban from May 25-June 8. The squad is to be led by Police FC coach Abdallah Mubiru and is made up entirely of locally-based players, many from SC
Zambia caretaker coach Aggrey Chiyangi has named a 24-man squad for the second week of preparations for the 2019 COSAFA Cup to be staged in Durban from May 25-June 8. Chiyangi has kept the core of the squad that attended the first came, including star forward Lazarus Kambole, who will be keen to catch the
The 2019 COSAFA Cup is set to light up Durban from May 25-June 8 when the Southern African region’s sides, as well as East Africa guest nation Uganda, battle it out for the coveted trophy. The draw for the first round has taken place and produced two fascinating pools, both too tough to call, where
Lesotho national team coach Moses Maliehe has announced his 23-man provisional squad for the upcoming COSAFA Cup to be staged in Durban from May 25-June 8. The Crocodiles have once again been given a bye and will start the competition in the quarterfinals, where they have been drawn against Uganda. Maliehe indicated that his side
Namibia assistant coach Collin Benjamin has named 29 players for a training camp as they prepare to challenge Malawi, Mozambique and Seychelles when the 2019 COSAFA Cup gets under way in Durban on May 25. Benjamin, who is one of the two assistants to head coach Ricardo Mannetti, revealed his squad of local-based players, along
Malawi are targeting a 2019 COSAFA Cup quarterfinal against Zambia as the team seek to advance past the first round of the competition for the first time since they claimed the Plate title in 2015. The Flames have been drawn in Group B alongside Mozambique, 2015 Cup winners Namibia and Seychelles in what looks an
