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Port Alfred gets soccer “razzmatazz”

Busisiwe HohoBy Busisiwe HohoFebruary 18, 2010No Comments2 Mins Read
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A soccer tournament was launched in Port Alfred today to help create awareness of the 2010 Fifa World Cup in the district.

Zabalaza Sports chief Xolani Gumenge, said the tournament will feature 32 teams drawn from the Cacadu district.

A soccer tournament was launched in Port Alfred today to help create awareness of the 2010 Fifa World Cup in the district.

Zabalaza Sports chief Xolani Gumenge, said the tournament will feature 32 teams drawn from the Cacadu district.

“We will get teams from the entire district and divide them into eight groups where each team will assume an identity of any team in the last 32 of Fifa World Cup,” he said.

Teams from Kouga (5) Ndlambe (5), Sundays River Valley (5), Makana (5), Camdeboo (4), Blue Crane (5)
will be involved in knock out games in the second week of March.

Those qualifying will join three teams from Koukamma, Ikhwezi and Baviaans in the last 16 to be played in Port  Alfred and Bathurst over the Easter weekend.

Zabalaza Sports founder Vukile Sonandzi added that  the tournament is aimed at “revving up people’s spirits as we count down towards the World Cup.

We want this tournament to be the best that Ndlambe has ever staged,” he said. “There will be great prizes, razzmatazz you have not seen in Port Alfred and we may even get players and talent scouts from the PSL to come and watch youngsters in action,” he said.

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