As the only female nominee, Banyana Banyana striker Noko Matlou will aim to follow in the footsteps of Natalie du Toit when the Sports Star
South African representation at the 2011 FIFA Women’s Football Symposium in Germany. Pictured are (from left) MC Carol Manana, Nomsa Mahlangu, Pinky Lehoko, Veli Mbuli,
Eastern Cape women’s rugby pioneer, Dorothy Tsotsobe has been honoured for her selfless contribution to the development of the women’s game in South Africa. She
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Finishing bottom of their group log after losing all three of their matches, Banyana Banyana play Scotland, also without a win, in the positional play-offs
Veronica Phewa pictured during an interview, before her two-goal pre-season blitz. Picture and video clip courtesy FC Indiana Media Office South African Veronica Phewa scored
The Senior Women’s National Team, Banyana Banyana, host Zimbabwe today in the second leg qualifier for the 6th African Women Championships. The game will be
Banyana Banyana came out tops in a punishing match against Zimbabwe’s Mighty Warriors, winning the return leg of their African Women’s Championships qualifier 2-nil at
Veronica Phewa, Rose Jijane and Lena Mosebo are trailing with premier USA women’s soccer team FC Indiana, and are delighted with the quality of training
Banyana Banyana secured an historic victory over Zimbabwe on Saturday afternoon, after two goals by Noko Matlou and one each by Nompumelelo Nyandeni and Mamello
Banyana Banyana will be going all out to ensure they come out triumphantly against Zimbabwe in Harare at 3pm on Saturday, in their first leg
Veronica Phewa’s new club FC Indiana jumped to No. 5 spot in the world, its highest ranking in 12 months.
