For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
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For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
For FN Rangers coach Arreshaat Daniels, it’s a blessing that the team finished above Glendene United in Stream B, and qualified for the ABC Motsepe League Western Cape play-offs. But they’re going to do their homework before they face the Stream A champs.
Over a hundred hopefuls are expected to flock to the Capaia Trails on the Capaia Wine Farms in Melkbos on Freedom Day, all eager to be crowned the Dragonfly Tri Freedom Day Run champion.
The Bayhill Premier Cup has come to a spectacular end. But successful tournaments aren’t just about fantastic footballers – it takes a village, after all. So let’s celebrate the selfless service, on the field and on the sidelines, that made it all possible.
The up-tempo game between Stellenbosch and Hellenic was one of the highlights of the Bayhill Cup thus far, and drew one of the biggest crowds surrounding the D Field behind the stadium.
Day two of the Bayhill Premier Cup brought the wind but raised the level of intensity and support, as the defending champions made their presence known with their physicality and efficacy in front of goal.
The Bayhill Premier Cup is back like never before – and Africa’s biggest youth tournament kicked off with a bang, opening with great goals, good vibes and goosebumps.
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