Ebi Onome Makes History And Paves The Way

Nigeria’s Ebi Onome, the first African player, male or female, to appear at five editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, speaks to Kass Naidoo about honouring her call to play football from a young age. She also chats about the state of the game in Nigeria and her aspirations to play a key role in shaping the sport.

Pauw Seeks Banyana Banyana Core of 25

Vera Pauw calls up SA’s 31 best to camp in Johannesburg, as Bayana Banyana’s incoming coach looks to form a core of 25 players from which to trim the squad of 18 for the friendly against Zimbabwe in Soweto on Saturday

Pauw Eyes Zim Friendly Ahead of AWC Qualifier

SASOL Banyana Banyana head coach Vera Pauw has called up a squad of 32 players, including eight international players, ahead of Saturday’s Soweto friendly between Banyana Banyana and Zimbabwe, as the Dutch international prepares for the CAF African Women’s Championship qualifier against Comoros at the end of May

Banyana Friendly as Coach Builds for Future

Young Banyana hopefuls will join their more experienced counterparts in a training camp in Nelspruit ahead of friendly against Mozambique on, allowing coach Joseph Mkhonza to track player development and to grow his squad with eyes on the Women’s COSAFA Cup in December.

SA Stun Falcons for AWC Final Berth

SA have made history by beating Nigeria 1-0 in the 8th CAF African Women’s Championship 2012 semi-final, to set up an exhilarating final against hosts Equatorial Guinea in front of what is expected to be a jam-packed Nouveau Stade in Malabo on Sunday.

Bashin Upbeat for Nigeria Showdown

Banyana Banyana is fired up for their semi-final clash against Africa’s No 1 ranked women’s football team Nigeria in the CAF African Women Championship on Wednesday, 7 November.

Crunch Match for Banyana

Banyana Banyana face Ghana in a third round Olympic Qualifier at Caledonian Stadium in Pretoria later today, needing a win to get their first qualifying campaign alive.

Banyana await FIFA Good News

South Africa’s senior women’s soccer team’s hopes of the ‘easiest passage’ to the 2008 Olympics have been boosted, after Ethiopia failed to arrive in South Africa, and Nigeria lost to 1-0 Ghana on Sunday afternoon.

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