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am from Sport and Recreation South Africa participated 6.3 Futsal African Qualifiers in Libyathis Tournament. The primary objective of theurnament was to select a National Team that would The South African Futsal National Team participated inpresent the country at the Futsal African Qualifiersthe 2008 Futsal African Qualifier which took place inld in Libya during the month of March 2008.Libya from 21 – 30 March 2008. A total of ten teamsLibya, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Cameroon, Egypt,e final was contested between Western Cape andZambia, South Africa, Angola and Mozambiqueee State with Western Cape emerging as Nationalparticipated in this African Qualifier. The primaryampions.objective of this tournament was to get two AfricanTeams that will represent the Continent at the Futsalayers won different awards for excellence|: World Cup scheduled for Brazil in November 2008.oalkeeper of the Tournament: Jermaine Taylor(Western Cape)op-Goal Scorer of the Tournament: Gift Mashaba(Free State)layer of the Tournament: Ishmael Motumi (Free State)e following players were selected to the Nationalam:ermaine Taylor (GK) Western Capenthony Jacobs (GK) Eastern Capehokwe Mashaba Free Stateshmael Motumi Free Statendile Sibizo Northern Capelozi Nkosi Gautenghapelo Mofale Gautengarlton Stevens Western Capeajidie Taliep Western CapeKerwin Jean-Pierre KZNAshley Naidoo KZNLemmy Masilo North WestAt the end of the Tournament Libya and Egypt emergedas the two African countries to represent Africa at theWorld Cup.It should be noted that our win against Zambia was thefirst International win in the history of Futsal; it is anindication of some improvement.6.4 General Development within our Regions6.4.1 LimpopoLimpopo had no Indoor Football at all, but through thehard work of the Provincial Structure and the support ofMr. Nakedi Lekota, the Indoor Football structures wereestablished in the regions.Presently in all the five SAFA Regions, Indoor Football isplayed; even though the number of teams participating isstill below our expectations.ayers on standbyAndile Cloete Northern CapeThabang Malatsi GautengMaswanganyi Nomatier LimpopoNkgetheng Mametja MpumalangaBongani Ndululu Eastern CapeDevelopment of Indoor Football in Limpopo is growingat a satisfactory rate.6.4.2 KwaZulu NatalIn KZN Indoor Football had been played in certain areassuch as Ethekwini and Umgugundlovu.
.3 North West SAFA Cape Town is the only region with the leaguecomprising of 22 teams.North West, no Indoor Football was played since theyd no structure for this sporting code.6.4.9 Northern Capeesently there are no leagues in all the SAFA Regionsthin the Province.e Technical Head, Mr. David Sono, is organisingaching clinics to create awareness about the sport.No Indoor Football was played in Northern Cape.All SAFA Regions within Northern Cape have noleagues.6.5 Training and Education Program.4 Free State Coaching courses to be conducted for 27 participantswith three representatives per province for the 2008/09Free State, Lejweleputso is the only area wherefinancial year.oor Football is being played for the past two years.rrently, SAFA Lejweleputso is the only region with a Referees courses to be conducted for 27 participantsgue comprising of ten teams. with three delegates per province for the 2008/09financial year..5 MpumalangaRegional leagues to be established in all 52 SAFAMpumalanga, Indoor Football has not been played, Regions.ce there was no structure in place.One Club-Championship Tournament in 2008/09FA Ekangala is the only region currently with a league season.mprising of 20 teams.One Inter-Provincial Tournament in 2008/09 season..6 Gauteng6.6 Sponsorshipoor Football had been played in certain areas of theovince.In order for indoor football to take its rightfull place inthe South African football family we need to securech region has a structure with exception of SAFAsponsorship to develop a national league for this discitsweding.plineFA Sedibeng, SAFA Ekurhuleni and SAFA Tshwaneve leagues comprising of 52, 48 and 10 teamsspectively..7 Eastern Cape
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