Three-time winners South Africa got their 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship Group C campaign off to a positive start with a 3-0 victory over Lesotho at Luveve Stadium on Thursday. Banyana Banyana dominated the match and scored their goals through Leandra Smeda, Chantelle Esau and Thembi Kgatlane, though Lesotho put up a good fight and showed
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2017 COSAFA Women Championships Group C clash between South Africa and Lesotho in Bulawayo on Thursday! Three-time winners South Africa will be favourites to win this one, but Lesotho have the potential to surprise. You can follow all the action with our blow-by-blow tracker below! [iframe src=”//embed.goalshouter.com/gamecast/72rkw222b” width=800”
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2017 COSAFA Women Championships Group B clash between Kenya and Mozambique in Bulawayo on Thursday! East African nation Kenya will seek to become the first guests to win a COSAFA tournament, while Mozambique are something of an unknown quantity. You can follow all the action with our blow-by-blow
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2017 COSAFA Women Championships Group B clash between Mauritius and Swaziland in Bulawayo on Thursday! Both teams will be desperate to get off to a good start in what is expected to be a tight group. You can follow all the action with our blow-by-blow tracker below! [iframe
Hosts Zimbabwe will get their 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship under way on Wednesday when they meet Madagascar in their Group A opener at the Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo (kick-off 16h30 local; 14h30 GMT). Zimbabwe are among the pre-tournament favourites as they seek to retain the title they won six years ago on home soil when
The 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship promises to be a festival of football and a celebration of the great strides made in the women’s game in recent years when it is played in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. A record field of 12 teams, including East African guest nation Kenya, will showcase the quality of footballers
Madagascar coach Joharinirina Rakotomalala has named his squad for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championships to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. Rakotomalala has gone for a mix of youth and experience in his selection, with the oldest player forward Henintsoa Razanamahery at 31, and the youngest 18-year-old midfielder Andoniaina Rasamison. Madagascar will feature
Malawi coach Stuart Mbolembole has included two overseas-based players in his squad for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. Austria-based defender Kazisonga from the Altera Porta club and striker Tabitha Chawinga, who plays in Sweden with Knarsveden IK, are set to join the squad in Zimbabwe this
Zambia coach Albert Kachinga has named his squad for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship that will be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. Zambia will be among the pre-tournament favourites having twice before picked up the bronze medal in the regional championship. They have been drawn in a tough Group A though that includes
South Africa coach Desiree Ellis has named her squad for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. Banyana Banyana will be seeking a fourth regional title having won the first three COSAFA Women’s Championships played between 2002 and 2008, before losing in the final to hosts Zimbabwe in
