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Prins Tjiueza Namibian Wonderkid🔥⚽🔥 AMAZING Skills & CREAZY Goals🔥⚽🔥 2018 HD
🔔TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS TO NEVER MISS AN UPLOAD!🔔 🔔Hit LIKE & SUBSCRIBE: https://goo.gl/wfLAcs 🔔 Title:Prins Tjiueza Namibian Wonderkid🔥⚽🔥 AMAZING Skills & CREAZY Goals 2018 HD Prince Tjiueza the early star of COSAFA U-17 Cup Namibian fans may find it hard to keep their feet on the ground after they began their COSAFA U-17 Cup campaign with an emphatic 8-3 victory over Seychelles on Thursday.However, in Prince Tjiueza, the Baby Warriors boast the outstanding individual of the competition so far, and a player who has the quality to fire the Namibians to the title. Regardless of the young forward's class in his four-goal display in the evisceration of the Seychelles, this bout was a long time coming for a Namibia side who appeared keen to make a statement in their tournament opener. After winning the title in 2016, a lack of funds meant they were unable to defend their crown, and they now have the opportunity to re-establish themselves as the regional giants at this level. They certainly did that with an 8-3 triumph that represented their biggest winning margin in a COSAFA competition - it also sets them up as favourites to clinch the title and secure a spot at the 2019 U-17 African Cup of Nations in Tanzania. Coach Paul Malembu was keen to downplay his side's chances after their opening victory, but the performance of Tjiueza cannot help but fuel title talk. Prince Tjiueza of Namibia at the U-17 COSAFA Cup Gavin Barker/BackpagePix "We are not seeing the semi-finals yet. We need to prepare for the next game, and that will be against the hosts. Then, we can see how far the semi-finals are," Malembu told the NFA website. "The boys need to understand that they are here to enjoy themselves, and no pressure should be placed on them to reach the next round. In football, once you win, you can't get to the next round automatically, and that you can only do by being yourself and playing your game." Tyrin George netted a hat-trick for the Warriors, with his fifth making it 5-3 to the Namibians as they pulled away following an unconvincing first half in which the two sides traded blows. Man of the Match Tjieuza was influential as Namibia took the contest away from the islanders. It had been his goal which had given the Warriors the 4-3 advantage late in the first half, and he came into his own during the final 20 minutes, adding three more as the Seychelles tired. His speed, boldness in possession and fearless when faced with opposition defenders stood out at this level, and established the youngster as the most impressive player to have showcased his qualities in Mauritius so far.The win takes Namibia to top spot in Group A after one match, level on points with Botswana, who defeated the hosts 1-0 in their opener on Thursday. The Baby Warriors meet Mauritius in their second group game later on Saturday, while Botswana will expect to eliminate the Seychelles from the running when they clash in Port Louis. Prins Tjiueza has continued his magical exploits at the Under-17 Cosafa Cup in Mauritius, to earn his team a semi-final spot in the competition. Tjiueza, who netted four goals in the Baby Warriors 8-3 win over Seychelles in their opening match, extended his goal tally to five in the competition, after scoring one of the two goals against Botswana. Autohaus Audi Namibia came to the match on the back of a 1-0 defeat to hosts Mauritius and had everything to play for against their neighbours. The team proved they have what it takes to go all the way, after a dominating display. Namibia finished top of Group A with six points, followed by Mauritius. Seychelles exited the competition without registering a point, while Botswana were also eliminated. “This victory came down to a team effort, as illustrated by our first goal. After we lost to Mauritius, we had to concentrate more on the mentality of the boys and we had to encourage them to still believe. “There was a lot at stake and they came right. We are through and we now have to relax and then regroup to plan for Angola in the semifinals and then see how far we can go. “The sky is the limit; the boys have really surprised us and they can do more from now on,” coach Paul 'Shakes' Malembu told the NFA website. Namibia will meet Angola at 13:30 at the St Francois Xavier Stadium on Friday. This year's winner will qualify directly for the Afcon U-17 tourney. The Afcon winner will qualify for the Fifa U-17 World Cup, which the Namibian team has never featured at. The Baby Warriors starting against Botswana was as follows: Ikuaterua Mungendje, Vinceno Ganeb, Promise Gurirab, Aiden Eisab, Gonzales Tsuseb, Steven Damaseb (captain), Prins Tjiueza, Bradley Hanixab, Gerald Goraseb, Amazing Kandjii and Edmar Kamatuka.Jesse Jackson Kauraisa WINDHOEK, 10 SEP (NAMPA) – Omusati were on Sunday crowned champions of the Skorpion Zinc Cup Under-17 for the third time in a row after humbling Erongo Region 4-2 .Magnoliaarts
Khama Billiat Debut âš˝ First Match for Kaizer Chiefs VS Free State Stars Maize Cup (14/07/2018) âš˝ HD
🔔TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS TO NEVER MISS AN UPLOAD!🔔 🔔Hit LIKE & SUBSCRIBE: https://goo.gl/wfLAcs 🔔 Title:Khama Billiat Debut ⚽ First Match for Kaizer Chiefs VS Free State Stars (14/07/2018) ⚽ HD Kaizer Chiefs successfully defended the Bokone Bophirima Maize Cup after defeating Free State Stars 6-5 on penalties following a 1-1 draw at the James Motlatsi Stadium on Saturday evening. Amakhosi eased into the final of the one-day tournament after defeating ABC Motsepe League side Buya Msuthu 2-0, courtesy of goals from Bernard Parker and Yusuf Bunting. Patrick Mabedi named a different starting line-up with Virgil Vries, Kabelo Mahlasela, Lehlohonolo Mirwa and Khama Billiat making their an unofficial debuts for Amakhosi. Ea Lla Koto had booked their place in the final after overcoming fellow Premier Soccer League (PSL) side Chippa United 3-1 on penalties following a 0-0 draw. Luc Eymael decided to keep key players Badri Ali Sangare, Paulus Masehe and Siphelele Mthembu in the starting line-up as Stars looked to clinch the pre-season tournament. Chiefs dominated the game from the start and they nearly took an early lead through their Colombian marksman Leonardo Castro. Three of Kaizer Chiefs’ new signings made their club debuts on Saturday as the club lifted the Maize Cup trophy, including big-name transfer, Khama Billiat. The Glamour Boys won the tournament thanks to a penalty shootout victory over Free State Stars, with the game ending 1-1 after 90 minutes following goals from Leonardo Castro and Eleazar Rodgers. Chiefs managed to get past Buya Msuthu in the first game with goals from Bernard Parker and young Yusuf Bunting as another starlet, Given Thibedi, was also handed a start by interim head coach, Patrick Mabedi. Steve Komphela’s successor, Giovanni Solinas, was present for the games in the North West as he looked to get a look at his new troops, and will have been happy to see the likes of Billiat, Virgil Vries, Kabelo Mahlasela – though he was signed back in January – and Letlhogonolo Mirwa all given their first appearances for the club. Their new Zimbabwean sensation even got an assist as he donned the club’s colours for the first time, setting up Leonard Castro for the opening goal prior to the penalty shootout.
Siphesihle Ndlovuâ—ŹPSL Young Player Of The Seasonâ—ŹMaritzburg United 22-Year-Old WonderKid 2018 HD
Hit LIKE & SUBSCRIBE: https://goo.gl/wfLAcs Title:Siphesihle Ndlovu●PSL Young Player Of The Season●Maritzburg United 22-Year-Old WonderKid 2018 HD Siphesihle Ndlovu (born 30 September 1996) is a South African professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Premier Soccer League side Maritzburg United, and the South Africa national team. Having previously been a ball-boy for the club, Ndlovu joined the academy of Maritzburg United from the now defunct Umgungundlovu Academy of Sport in Pietermaritzburg. He excelled during his time in the club's academy where he played in the SAB League and earned the nickname Mbesuma, in reference to former PSL top goalscorer, Collins Mbesuma. In 2016, he was promoted to senior side by coach Roger De Sa alongside Mlondi Dlamini and Tso Motjatji.He made his debut for the club on 22 October 2016 when he came on as a substitute for Denis Weidlich in a penalty shootout loss to Kaizer Chiefs in the Nedbank Cup.His league debut followed on 20 December in a 1–1 draw with Bidvest Wits and he went on to make 18 appearances across all competitions for the season. In January 2018, Ndlovu became the first-ever player from Maritzburg United to win the Absa Premiership Player of the Month award.In April 2018, amidst rumours linking him to Maritzburg's PSL rivals, Ndlovu signed a new long-term contract with the club. He made his 50th appearance for the club on 25 April, starting in a 2–2 draw with Mamelodi Sundowns.The following month, he featured in the Nedbank Cup final where Maritzburg United were defeated 1–0 by Free State Stars. On 21 May, following a campaign in which he played in all but three matches and scored five goals, he was nominated for a host of PSL awards including the awards for Midfielder of the Season, Young Player of the Season and Footballer of the Season. He was also nominated for the Most Promising Player award for his performances in the Nedbank Cup.He won the former two awards at the PSL Awards ceremony held on 29 May. Ndlovu, who is considered a frontrunner for the league’s Young Player of the Season award, grabbed three assists throughout the month of January and has now been rewarded for his form by winning a monthly award for the first time. According to a statement from the PSL, the other players in contention for the gong were Orlando Pirates’ Luvuyo Memela, Daniel Cardoso of Kaizer Chiefs and Bidvest Wits captain, Thulani Hlatshwayo. Meanwhile, the other winners today were Pirates coach, Milutin Sredojevic, and Mamelodi Sundowns’ Tiyani Mabunda as they won Coach and Goal of the Month respectively. The rising Maritzburg United starlet enjoyed an impressive 2017/18 campaign, and was one of the Team of Choice’s key players in helping them achieve a club record fourth-place finish in the league. Nominated for Midfielder and overall Footballer of the Season accolades as well, the 21-year-old has risen to prominence in just his second season with the first team, while also earning a call-up to Stuart Baxter’s Bafana Bafana Cosafa Cup squad. Recording five goals and four assists in the 27 league matches he played, Ndlovu was the league’s most-fouled player, while his passing accuracy for the season sat at 82.1%, one of the highest in the team. At the other end of the pitch, Ndlovu averaged just over two blocks and two clearances per game, while winning 1.3 tackles per 90 minutes, the second-most in his team.
Percy Tau 2015-16| South African Future Star |Goals & Skills HD
The 22-year-old, who is arguably the brightest attacking talent in South African football following recent performances for Masandawana, is in the final year of his deal with the African champions.Percy Tau is fast becoming one of the hottest properties in the PSL
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