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As the Masimanyane Association gears up for Fixture Week 11 of the 2023/2024 season, Ayanda Manyeku, the assistant chairperson, emphasizes the need for essential resources to bolster the league’s vitality. Speaking under the leadership of Mr. Ganyile, Manyeku highlights the shortage of soccer balls, kits, and training equipment, stressing their crucial role in player development. Moreover, he notes the urgency of replacing outdated wooden goal post poles.
Speaking on behalf of Winnie Madikizela Mandela Local Football Association (LFA), Mr. George Gusha says they urge players to participate in professional football like how Masimanyane Association to boost chances of players playing in big leagues. As the LFA our job is to coordinate but the associations are responsible for the development as we all know that without the clubs there is no football.
So, everything we get we give to associations and they coordinate with clubs. We have trained referees and recently trained coaches for CAF D-License. – he emphasized.
Despite challenges, enthusiasm runs high for the upcoming matches.
The schedule for Fixture Week 11 includes compelling matchups:
- 10:00 – Ground A: Newcastle United vs City Stars
- 10:00 – Ground B: Chelsea vs Happy Brothers
- 12:00 – Ground A: Ngcingo vs Amasinala
- 12:00 – Ground B: Red Lions vs Dion
- 14:00 – Ground A: ZamaZama vs Jangel
- 14:00 – Ground B: Billy Chiefs vs UB FC
Officials are urged to start games promptly. Manyeku extends an invitation to soccer enthusiasts to witness the action and support the players. He emphasizes the league’s significance within the community, calling for fans to motivate the players.
With determination and community spirit, Masimanyane Association remains committed to providing a platform for local talent to thrive. As Fixture Week 11 approaches, anticipation builds for another round of exhilarating football.
