Hosts Zimbabwe will be among the leading nations at the 2017 COSAFA women’s Championship and coach Sithethelelwe Sibanda says she is pleased with how their preparations have gone to date. Zimbabwe are the defending champions and will aim for a second successive title in the finals this year that will be played in Bulawayo from
Malawi look as though they have secured one of their ‘big guns’ for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship with experienced defender Chisomo Kazisonga set to compete at the tournament. The regional showpiece event will be held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24 and has been expanded to 12 teams for the first time. Austria-based Kazisonga
Lesotho coach Monaheng Montso has begun his preparations for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championships as they side prepare to meet South Africa in a friendly this coming weekend. Lesotho will take part in the regional showpiece tournament that will be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. They have been drawn in Group C alongside
Kenya have announced that experienced coach Richard Kanyi will lead the side to the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship, where they have been invited as a guest nation at the 12-team Southern African tournament. Kenya began their preparations on Sunday for the September 13-24 tournament to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, where they have been placed
Namibia and Swaziland will clash in a pre-2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship warm-up match in Windhoek on Saturday, a chance for both teams to fine-tune their preparations for the September 13-24 tournament in Zimbabwe. The Brave Gladiators are led by experienced Namibian coach Brian Isaacs and will kick a ball in anger for the first
The 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship will be played in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. There will be two venues used for the 12-team competition, the biggest ever field assembled for the regional showpiece tournament. Here is quick synopsis of the stadia that will be used in Zimbabwe’s second largest city. BARBOURFIELDS STADIUM The Barbourfields Stadium
É uma espécie de final antecipada! Quis o destino que assim fosse. As selecções femininas de futebol da Zâmbia e do Zimbabué coincidiram no mesmo grupo (A), tal como ditou o sorteio realizado ontem, quarta-feira, na Casa da Cosafa, na cidade de Joanesburgo, capital sul-africana. O evento ditou o ordenamento das 12 selecções que de
Hosts Zimbabwe have been drawn alongside old rivals Zambia in the first round of the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship as the draw on Wednesday threw up some mouth-watering clashes. Madagascar and Malawi will join Zimbabwe and Zambia in Group A in what is sure to be a tightly-contested pool. East African guest nation Kenya head
The draw for the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship will take place on Wednesday, August 23 when the teams learn their first round fate at the regional showpiece competition to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24. The draw will be held at the Johannesburg studios of the tournament’s official broadcaster, Kwese Sports, and will
Women’s football has been among the fastest growing sectors of the sport, both in terms of the number of players and those who watch the female game worldwide. That too is mirrored in the 2017 COSAFA Women’s Championship to be staged in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from September 13-24, which will see a record 12 teams compete.
