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)

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Sipho Ngubane @ngubane_1·

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It's good seeing @Banyana_Banyana players joining the rest of the nation. Happy women's month. 💖🎊🎉🌹❤️@SasolLeague @SasolSA @DWYPD_ZA @WSNet_SA @FIFAWWC

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Hamba NoNgewula uyaziwa👣💃🏾@ZintelM·

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Women's soccer is alive and kicking in South Africa because of @SasolSA and @SasolLeague. Thank you Sasol for investing in women's sports https://twitter.com/Banyana_Banyana/status/1290179232354775041

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Zanele Nhlapho and Andisiwe Mgcoyi, will be playing in the UEFA Women’s Champions League next season after signing a new deal with Kosovan Women’s League side, KFF Mitrovica @SAFA_net

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Some #MondayMotivation to get you ready for the week 👊

“Working hard is important, nothing will ever come easy so make sure you’re constantly improving and you do so through hard work,” - Sikelela Tabata (Dangerous Heroes) #Limitless

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Velile Mnyandu 🇿🇦@Velile_Mnyandu·

31 Jul

Happy for @LRamalepe2 that the overseas move has finally happened. Spoke to her in December last year about this and it’s now a reality. She’s joined Dinamo Minsk in Belarus 🇧🇾. Well deserved. @Banyana_Banyana @ngwanamogoto @SasolLeague

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31 Jul

🚨 Done Deal 🚨

@Banyana_Banyana duo, @RhodaMulaudzi09 and @LRamalepe2 have both signed for Belarus outfit @FC_Dinamo_Minsk 🇧🇾

Our ladies continue to make waves in Europe! Congratulations and good luck guys 🇿🇦 #Limitless

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