Masandawana and JVW FC Set the Super League Pace in KwaMhlanga

Isabella Ludwig, Bonolo Mokoma and Julia Goncalves all struck twice to power Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC and JVW FC to statement wins at the Hollywoodbets Super League Week 4 Festival at the Solomon Mahlangu Stadium in KwaMhlanga.
JVW Cruise and UWC Climb as the Hollywoodbets Super League Festival Rolls On

Gabriela Salgado-Moodaly’s brace fired JVW FC to a 4-0 win over City Lads at the top of the Super Rise, while UWC edged Stellenbosch 1-0 and First Touch drew 1-1 with TUT on day two of the Hollywoodbets Super League festival in Pretoria.
Banyana Banyana Fall to Loss on Penalties to Zambia in COSAFA Final in Gqeberha

Having gone unbeaten in the whole COSAFA Women’s Championship, Banyana Banyana fell at the last hurdle as they lost the final to Zambia on penalties, the Copper Queens winning 4-3 on penalties after neither side scored in regulation time
Banyana Banyana into COSAFA Finals After Penalty-Shoutout Win over Mozambique

The unbeaten Banyana Banyana are through to Saturday’s Final of the 2024 COSAFA Women’s Championship, winning the penalty shootout 4-1 after SA was tied 1-all with Mozambique after regulation time at the Madibaz Stadium, in Gqeberha on Thursday
Banyana Banyana Punish Seychelles in Final COSAFA Champs Group Stage Match

Banyana Banyana made easy work of their final group match at the COSAFA Women’s Championship, the hosts running out 8-1 winners against the Seychelles under inclement conditions at the Madibaz Stadium in Gqeberha on Monday
Sundowns and Tuks Both at Home as HWB Super League Log Tussle Heats Up

Hollywoodbets Super League fans will have to attend fixtures in person to stay on top of Saturday’s fixtures, with 2024 top three contenders Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies and UJ both eyeing 3pm kickoffs as they seek to establish domestic dominance
Basetsana Eye Twin Burundi Ties in 2024 U20 Women’s World Cup Qualifier Series

Head Coach Maud Khumalo has announced the names of the 23-strong SA U20 Women’s National Team to play Burundi over two legs of their first round of 2024 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers, at the Lucas Moripe Stadium on Sunday, 8 October