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I am not going to join the choir criticizing South Africa's Football Association (SAFA) or coach
for their inability to qualify to the African Nations Cup. No, instead I am going to commend the
coach, Pitso Mosimane, for his apparent strategic abilities: knowing (or thinking....) that 0-0
against Sierra Leone was enough to qualify, he decided to play on the result rather than a victory
against a
The South African Football Association (SAFA) has signed a kit deal with PUMA that will see Bafana
Bafana wear gear from the German sportswear firm until 2018. Here is a first look at the South
Africa PUMA 2011/12 home and away kits along with more details on the deal via a PUMA press
release. PUMA is [.
By Mohlomi Maubane
The 2010 World Cup was heralded as the dawn of a new era in South African football. This new epoch
was to be devoid of the old amateurish ways in the local game where officials "forget" to perform
rudimentary tasks like erecting corner kick flags for an international match.
The South African Football Association claim that they are seriously looking into changing Bafana
Bafana, the nickname of their senior men's national team.
LUBUMSASHI, DR Congo Morocco and South africa will host the 2015 and 2017 editions of the Nations
Cup respectively Morocco have won the right to stage the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations while South
Africa will host the 2017 edition. The decision was taken at a meeting of the executive committee
of the Confederation [.
Mzansi Football and Kickoff.com report that the captains and coaches of South
Africa's men's and women's national teams failed to cast their vote for FIFA's Golden Ball as the
World's Player of the Year awards are now known. According to the governing body, the 2010 World
Cup hosts were one of just a handful of countries (out of 208) that did not vote.
Mzansi Football and Kickoff.com report that the captains and coaches of South
Africa's men's and women's national teams failed to cast their vote for FIFA's Golden Ball as the
World's Player of the Year awards are now known. According to the governing body, the 2010 World
Cup hosts were one of just a handful of countries (out of 208) that did not vote.
