Banyana Face Equatorial Guinea
gsport Newsroom
October 31, 2006
South Africa’s National Women’s Soccer team will again board the bus for the 90 minute drive to the bumpy and grassy pitch in Oleh, Nigeria
South Africa’s National Women’s Soccer team will again board the bus for the 90 minute drive to the bumpy and grassy pitch in Oleh, Nigeria
Banyana Banyana have qualified for the semi-finals of the CAF 5th African Women’s Championships in Oleh, Nigeria, after beating Equatorial Guinea 2-0 this afternoon.
Banyana Banyana have kick-started their African Women’s Championship campaign with a confidence-boosting 4-0 win over Algeria.
Banyana Banyana face Algeria tomorrow in Oleh, Nigeria, in their opening match of the 2006 Fifth African Championship for Women’s Football.
The South African National Women’s Soccer Squad, Banyana Banyana leave for Nigeria from the OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg at 3:30pm this afternoon, and
The head of Women’s Football in New Zealand, Michele Cox, has been in South Africa shadowing Banyana Banyana’s preparations for the African Women’s Championships, as
Banyana Banyana, the national women’s soccer team is progressing well in their efforts to prepare for the African Women’s Championships, according to Fran Hilton-Smith, coach
To coincide with gsport’s theme of SUPPORT this month, we celebrate a man who is passionate about helping women reach their full potential on the
Banyana Banyana, under the watchful eyes of national coach Augustine Makalakalane and high performance team manager, Fran Hilton-Smith, are being put through rigorous strength and
South Africa’s most qualified women’s soccer coach, Fran Hilton-Smith, is back from Russia, where she was appointed to be on world governing body, FIFA’s technical
SAFA CEO Raymond Hack has congratulated the women’s national soccer team, Banyana Banyana on winning the COSAFA Cup.
South Africa’s national women’s soccer team Banyana Banyana is leading Namibia 2-1 in the Final of the Women’s COSAFA Cup in Lusaka, Zambia.
