Five more progress in Debmarine Cup
King Fischer, Ohangwena Nampol and Touch & Go FC have confirmed their places among the 32 teams of the Debmarine Namibia Cup ahead of the draw on Thursday.
Try Again from the Southern Stream beat Windhoek United 3-0 to qualify for the round of 32, while United Stars from Rundu were crowned champions of the North East First division after beating Cuca Tops 2-0.
The Debmarine Namibia Cup tournament started on 10 February with more than 200 clubs at regional level and this weekend saw the conclusion of the preliminaries as King Fischer and Onathinge United had one little feud to settle and determine who makes it to the next round.
King Fischer - the Zambezi regional winners, and Onathinge United - the Oshikoto winners, were drawn to face off in a playoff match at the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex on Saturday. Fischer won 4-2 to reach the round of 32 in the Debmarine Namibia Cup.
The North West First Division playoffs continued on Saturday at the Oscar Norich Stadium in Tsumeb. In the final match between Touch & Go and Unam Ogongo FC, it was the Otavi-based Touch that earned an emphatic 7-1 victory.
Ohangwena Region too finalised their Debmarine Namibia Cup assignment at Ohangwena Stadium as Namundjembo FC and Nampol tussled out the final which the latter won 1-0.
The Debmarine Namibia Cup round of 32 draw will be conducted in Windhoek on Thursday, with the 16 Namibia Premier League clubs joining the fray.
In the elimination round, winners walked away with N$20 000, while the losing finalists took home N$10 000 and the losing semi-finalists received N$5 000 for their part in the football extravaganza.
From here on, each club will receive N$18 000 all the way to the final for preparations while the overall winners will walk away with N$500 000.
The regional winners thus far: Eleven Warriors, Eastern Chiefs, Bee Bob Brothers, Khuse FC, Gendev FC, Outjo Football Academy, Ohangwena NAMPOL, King Fischer, Rhino FC, Young Beauties, Ogongo United, Otjiwarongo FC, Touch & Go FC and Kantema Bullets.
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Try Again from the Southern Stream beat Windhoek United 3-0 to qualify for the round of 32, while United Stars from Rundu were crowned champions of the North East First division after beating Cuca Tops 2-0.
The Debmarine Namibia Cup tournament started on 10 February with more than 200 clubs at regional level and this weekend saw the conclusion of the preliminaries as King Fischer and Onathinge United had one little feud to settle and determine who makes it to the next round.
King Fischer - the Zambezi regional winners, and Onathinge United - the Oshikoto winners, were drawn to face off in a playoff match at the Katima Mulilo Sports Complex on Saturday. Fischer won 4-2 to reach the round of 32 in the Debmarine Namibia Cup.
The North West First Division playoffs continued on Saturday at the Oscar Norich Stadium in Tsumeb. In the final match between Touch & Go and Unam Ogongo FC, it was the Otavi-based Touch that earned an emphatic 7-1 victory.
Ohangwena Region too finalised their Debmarine Namibia Cup assignment at Ohangwena Stadium as Namundjembo FC and Nampol tussled out the final which the latter won 1-0.
The Debmarine Namibia Cup round of 32 draw will be conducted in Windhoek on Thursday, with the 16 Namibia Premier League clubs joining the fray.
In the elimination round, winners walked away with N$20 000, while the losing finalists took home N$10 000 and the losing semi-finalists received N$5 000 for their part in the football extravaganza.
From here on, each club will receive N$18 000 all the way to the final for preparations while the overall winners will walk away with N$500 000.
The regional winners thus far: Eleven Warriors, Eastern Chiefs, Bee Bob Brothers, Khuse FC, Gendev FC, Outjo Football Academy, Ohangwena NAMPOL, King Fischer, Rhino FC, Young Beauties, Ogongo United, Otjiwarongo FC, Touch & Go FC and Kantema Bullets.
NFA
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