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Beauties depart for Cosafa championship 
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Beauties depart for Cosafa championship 

FNB Women Super League champions, Beauties, yesterday left the country for South Africa, where they are set to compete in the upcoming 2025 CAF Women’s Champions League Cosafa Qualifiers from 22 to 31 August in Johannesburg.  Beauties will make their debut at the tournament after winning the local women’s championship. They are drawn against two-time...

Futsal league continues this weekend
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Futsal league continues this weekend

The Futsal league will continue this weekend with exciting games lined up for Saturday at Windhoek Showgrounds in the capital city.  A total of seven matches will be played tomorrow, with games scheduled to start at 14h00. Opening the day would be a tie between Ragazzi FC taking on INEOS at 14h00.   Currently, Ragazzi is...

Golden Girls hope to maintain momentum
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Golden Girls hope to maintain momentum

Khomas Super 10 log leaders Golden Girls will be hoping to maintain their lead at the top of the Khomas Netball League over the weekend when they play against Tigers.  Jacky Ortner, the head coach, said the team had intense training and was determined to collect points as they try to maintain their run in...

Flying V’s struggle continues in futsal league 
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Flying V’s struggle continues in futsal league 

Flying V has performed poorly in the league, suffering in the top-flight futsal league.  They suffered their 17th straight defeat, leaving them at the bottom of the standings.  Over the weekend, they lost their match-up against Ragazzi FC, losing 2-0.  Flying V have so far not registered any wins this season after losing 18 times. ...

Hei calls for corporate backing …as Stars gear up for costly pre-season friendlies 
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Hei calls for corporate backing …as Stars gear up for costly pre-season friendlies 

When the Debmarine premiership champions, African Stars, announced their ambitious pre-season tournament, featuring league champions from Lesotho, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the announcement was met with excitement across Namibian football circles.  Participating clubs include current Girabola champions and Angola’s most successful club, Atlético Petróleos de Luanda, DR Congo-based Club A.S Maniema Union...