About Sasol League
Established in 2009, the Sasol League is South Africa’s semi-professional women’s football league. The purpose of the league is to grow and develop women’s football in all of South Africa’s nine provinces.
Sasol, in partnership with the South African Football Association (SAFA), formed the league as a platform for female footballers to showcase their skills and to broaden the talent pool for the national women’s football teams (u/17, u/20 and Banyana Banyana)
Things got heated this past weekend at the #SasolLeague games. Scroll down here 👇 and check out the results. Who do you think is leading? ⚽️💃@SasolSA @SAFA_net #Limitless
4#Throwback to the 2014 #SasolLeagueNationalChamps, won by the Cape Town Roses. This was their first ever #SasolLeague National Championship win. Take a look at some of the fantastic goals that were scored! 👇
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As we look to the future.
#BanyanaKaofela
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Things got heated this past weekend at the #SasolLeague games. Scroll down here 👇 and check out the results. Who do you think is leading? ⚽️💃 #Limitless
#JugglingChallenge
How many can you get in a row without dropping the ball? ⚽️ ://media.giphy.com/media/cUNOVUj5qrUhq/giphy.gif
#SkillsSaturday #Limitless
How cool was it to have these two aspiring commentators, Naledi Morake and Alice Khosa bringing us all the updates at the 2018 #SasolLeagueNationalChamps?
What did you think about their commentating skills? Share your thoughts with us. #Limitless
#Throwback to the 2014 #SasolLeagueNationalChamps, won by the Cape Town Roses. This was their first ever #SasolLeague National Championship win. Take a look at some of the fantastic goals that were scored! 👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBle67TLZHc
#Limitless
Sasol League National Championship | 2014 Highlights
The Sasol League is South Africa’s premier women’s football league which was formed in 2009 when Sasol and SAFA went into partnership in support of women’s f..."Going into the world cup, we knew that it was not going to be easy competing among the world's best. The results may not have went in our favour but, as a sponsor we are proud of you and how you fought together on the field of play." - Sasol's Nozipho Mbatha
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Team Profiles
- Team
North West University Vaal - Region
Sedibeng - Home Ground
North West Vaal Field - Contact Person
Thomas Thema - LFA
Emfuleni
- Team
Springs Home Sweepers - Region
Ekurhuleni - Home Ground
KwaThema Stadium - Contact Person
Joseph Mkhonza - LFA
Springs
- Team
VUT - Region
Sedibeng - Home Ground
Isak Steyl Stadium - Contact Person
Eric Mofokeng - LFA
Emfuleni
#SasolLeague 2018 Roadshow | Limpopo
The South African Football Association’s search for the next generation of women national team players continued this past weekend in Limpopo. SAFA, in close partnership with Sasol and the Department of Sport and Recreation are currently on a drive across the country to unearth talent that will represent the various women national teams as they prepare for their respective tournaments. In 2018, the Association, Sasol and the Department of Sport & Recreation have travelled to the North West, Free State, Mpumalanga and Gauteng with a technical team and scouts consisting of Thinasonke Mbuli, Sheryl Botes, Cameron Cox and Banyana Banyana…
Read More2019 Limpopo Sasol League fixtures released
With less than two weeks to go to kick-off, SAFA Limpopo announced their fixtures for the 2019 Sasol Women’s League season. The Limpopo Sasol League will join the Mpumalanga, Western Cape and Northern Cape in splitting their Sasol leagues into two groups of eight teams each. Both newly-promoted clubs FC 50 Stars Ladies and Skimzozo have been drafted into Stream A and they will get their first taste of Sasol League football when they lock horns with the University of Limpopo and Kanatla Ladies respectively. Seven Stars Ladies and Re Tla Dira Ladies will be on the road to visit Mandebele Happy Fighters and Moria Sweepers respectively for the remaining two Stream A fixtures of the opening…
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