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Banyana get back up to build
The Cosafa Championship served as a route to success for South Africa in 2018 and they should attempt to utilise it in the same fashion this year
Banyana’s bittersweet success
The national team is good enough to get to the Awcon final, but the gender pay gap remains
SA takes on the best – twice
Both our national men’s and women’s football teams take on the footballing powerhouse Nigeria this weekend and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Banyana raises a nation’s hopes
Bafana’s poor performances have repeatedly dismayed SA but something exciting has been happening in their sisters’ game
Banyana retain Cosafa Championship title in epic final
Banyana Banyana has won all their five matches
Bafana Bafana crash out of COSAFA Cup
South Africa were expected to win the match with ease against a team ranked 114th in the world
Young Bafana stars to get boots dirty
"Most of the Southern African countries in the competition have brought relatively young and inexperienced teams and South Africa are no exception"
Amajita set to fill seniors’ boots
The Cosafa Cup will see a vital blooding of junior players with the potential to be future Bafana stars
CAF president Issa Hayatou faces challenger in bid for eighth term
Ahmad Ahmad, head of the Madagascar Football Assocation, has picked up key votes with his calls for 'change' against the 70 year old.
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