About Banyana Banyana
Sasol-sponsored Banyana Banyana are South Africa’s senior national women’s football team and the country’s most successful national football team of recent times. Following South Africa’s readmission to international football in 1992, the women’s football team was first assembled in 1993 with a match against Swaziland.
In 2009, Sasol went into partnership with the South African Football Association (SAFA), officially launching its sponsorship of the national team and breaking the mould as one of few companies that have energised the women’s game in the country.
Part of action in Fukuoka where Banyana Banyana played Japan in a friendly International match
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Japan 2-0 Banyana.
Two first half errors cost Banyana Banyana who came back strongly in the second half in this International friendly match
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Player Profiles
- Name
Rhoda ‘Mambush’ Mulaudzi - Birthplace And Age
2 December 1989, Tshimbupfe Malonga, Limpopo - Club
Canberra United (Australia) - Position
FORWARD (22)
- Name
Amanda ‘Speedy’ Mthandi - Birthplace And Age
23 May 1996, Soweto, Gauteng - Club
University of Johannesburg (Johannesburg) - Position
FORWARD (9)
- Name
Jermaine ‘Jay’ Seoposenwe - Birthplace And Age
12 October 1993, Cape Town, Western Cape - Club
JVW FC (Johannesburg) - Position
FORWARD (12)
Amanda Mthandi thrives on her new journey with Banyana Banyana
Sasol-sponsored Banyana Banyana has brought new players into the team, who were scouted and selected from the Sasol League. This is Amanda Mthandi’s #Limitless story. She shares her experience and journey as a football player, coming from the Sasol League to Banyana Banyana. Originally from Soweto, 22-year-old Amanda Mthandi was selected as part of the Sasol-sponsored Banyana Banyana squad that represented South Africa at the recent 2019 Cyprus Women’s Cup. This was Amanda’s second tournament as a Banyana Banyana player, after making her debut at the Africa Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) last year. “Travelling with the team…
Read MoreSasol and Banyana Banyana inspire young female footballers
Port Elizabeth. Banyana Banyana in collaboration with their sponsor Sasol, held a coaching clinic for young female footballers on Saturday, 3 August 2019. The event took place at the Wesbourne Oval in Nelson Mandela Bay, as part of Sasol and the South African Football Association (SAFA)’s skills transfer initiative. Eighty young female footballers between the ages of 11 and 15 came from schools in and around the Nelson Mandela Bay region to participate and meet their favourite Banyana Banyana players. Tianna Prince, a player who attended the coaching clinic said, “I was nervous and excited to know that I’m going…
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