Camdeboo FA Edge Seven Stars in Thrilling ABC Motsepe League Clash

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GRAAFF-REINET – Camdeboo Football Academy Development secured a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Seven Stars FC of Komani in an entertaining Eastern Cape ABC Motsepe Foundation League encounter played at the Botanics on Sunday, 1 February.

The match lived up to expectations as both sides displayed skill, intensity and determination throughout the 90 minutes. Camdeboo FA took the lead late in the first half when captain Mphuthumi Mthembu produced a stunning strike just before the break, giving his side the lead.

Seven Stars responded positively after halftime and wasted no time in drawing level. Shaydon Roland found the back of the net early in the second half, reigniting the contest and putting pressure on the home side.

The remainder of the match was fiercely contested, with both teams creating several goal-scoring opportunities. The high tempo and competitive nature of the game kept supporters on their feet, while the presence of fans and sponsors added to the lively atmosphere.

Camdeboo FA head coach Sanele Shozi praised his young squad for their performance, highlighting the impact of the Under-23 players.

“The talent, energy, tactical awareness and hunger our U/23 players brought into the game helped us secure the win. We must also consider the age factor. For our junior national teams to grow, there must be a greater pool for selection, and it is important to expose schoolboys to such opportunities. For me, that is the biggest victory any team can achieve,” said Shozi.

Both teams’ management expressed their gratitude to sponsors Blue Ribbon and Star Bakeries for their support, including donations of bread and goodies to the players.

Meanwhile, in another local football fixture played on Saturday, 31 January, FC Galaxy claimed a convincing 3–0 win over Portugal Birds FC in a Local Football Association League match at uMasizakhe Stadium.

Neco Bokwe
Neco Bokwehttps://indabanews.co.za/
Started in photography, capturing stories within his community, he later worked as a freelance contributor for the Graaff-Reinet Advertiser. His passion for storytelling led him to grow his skills in film and video production through various workshops, including a Producers Workshop in 2003 facilitated by Cullis Shareef and Jeremy Nathan, as well as basic video training with Butch Coetzee. In 2005, he received the Achievers Award for Best Videographer from the Cacadu District Municipality Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture. He continued to build his experience in 2008 by completing the MultiChoice Film Talent Incubator and a Film Skills Development course at Big Fish School of Digital Filmmaking, including training in documentary filmmaking. Today, he brings a strong visual storytelling background to community journalism, using photography and video to inform, educate, and engage local readers.

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