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The final whistle of the FIFA 2010 World Cup has blown, but not for South Africa’s youth. As part of FIFA’s Ticket Fund legacy, “the beautiful game” plays on in the streets, with the launch of the annual Kia Street Soccer league programme in five major cities across the country. On 15 April, Sporting Chance, …
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. FIFA were organizing back up plans …
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 soccer skills seeing ‘Nomli’ from Nyanga beat …
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 sapping final which showcased an abundance of …
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 Mashu on Tuesday. With an abundance …
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 the local talent played on the …
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 throughout the day. BIC Pens have donated over …
In addition to the hype of the competitive and fun-filled Kia Street Soccer action on the streets of South African townships, excitement is in the air every week as the children participating in this wonderful community project receive health and hygiene products kindly donated by the Dis-Chem Foundation. The distribution of health and hygiene products …
After a successful launch in Alexandra last Friday, the KIA Street Soccer project was officially launched in Cape Town, Durban and Pretoria on 16 April 2010. The tournament will be played over a six week period which will include round-robin fixtures as well as the finals. The project has targeted over 4 000 children from impoverished …
The Kia Street Soccer project was officially launched in Alexandra in Johannesburg today and will be played over a seven week period which will culminate from round-robin fixtures towards the grand finals that will proudly boast the Kia Street Soccer champions of 2010. Over 3 000 children from impoverished areas will take part in the programme …