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The Sporting Chance team watched our ‘Bafana Boys’ become men at the opening match at Soccer City where ever sound of the vuvuzela gave you goose pumps of patriotism and pride. What a privilege to be there! After that unforgettable opening weekend, our team then went our separate ways
As the Sporting Chance team we remember distinctively the 2010 countdown at the various airports reading over ‘1000 days’ to go and thinking that 2010 was so far away. The world was saying we couldn’t do it as our crime riddled country didn’t have the capacity or the infrastructure.
After two months of healthy competitive street soccer, the curtain came down in Khayelitsha, Cape Town announcing ‘Nomli’ from Nyanga as Western Cape champions in the Kia Street Soccer Provincial final. With fourteen teams competing in the days play, it came down to the final which showed superior
Check out our latest Sporting Chance Kia Street Soccer Tournament Video
Sporting Chance with the support of 2010 FIFA World Cup™ partner KIA Motors as the title sponsor, will be involved in the Street Soccer project that will make a difference to thousands of South African children’s lives as they begin to “live the dream of 2010”! Through the
After two months of healthy competitive street soccer, the curtain came down in Alexandra, Johannesburg announcing the ‘Mighty Young Ones’ from Soweto as Gauteng champions in the Kia Street Soccer Provincial final. ‘The Mighty Young Ones’ from Soweto beat the home team ‘Netherlands’ from Alexandra in an energy
The Kia Street Soccer project, in association with Foodzone, Lets Play and Sporting Chance are pleased to announce that Trouble Tigers from Umlazi took this year’s Kia Street Soccer project title after a convincing finish against Newtown of Inanda at KwaZulu-Natals home of ’street soccer, Amanzimtoti Street in Kwa
The Kia Street Soccer project, in association with Foodzone and Sporting Chance were pleased to welcome former Bafana Bafana coach Clive Barker to Kwa Mashu during the third round of the Kia Street Soccer Project. The coach from local PSL team AmaZulu Football Club made an appearance and witnessed
Sporting Chance in association with Kia Motors and Foodzone are proud to announce yet another exciting initiative taking place in the Kia Street Soccer Project. Whether it’s on or off the streets, the Kia Street Soccer project extends to play a part in the lives of children
Sporting Chance in association with Kia Motors and Foodzone are proud to announce yet another exciting initiative taking place in the Kia Street Soccer Project. Whether it’s on or off the streets, the Kia Street Soccer project extends to play a part in the lives of
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