The Namibia Premier Football League season ended this past weekend with African Stars confirmed as champions after a strong finish on the final day as Tigers, Life Fighters, and Rundu Chiefs are relegated.
The 30-match season ended with African Stars securing their fourth straight title in as many years.
Following Township Rollers' 1-0 loss in a preseason match against Debmarine Namibia Premiership champions African Stars in Windhoek over the weekend, Rollers' Namibian midfielder Marcel Papama shared his aspirations with the club.
Awillo Stephanus scored twice to lead African Stars to a 2-1 victory over the Young Brazilians, securing their sixth FA Cup title at the Independence Stadium.
The PstBet NFA Cup final between African Stars and Young Brazilians delivered on its promise.
Following the draw conducted earlier today at the NFA Soccer House, the remaining eight teams vying for the PstBet NFA Cup championship now know their fate as the fixtures for the quarter-final round were revealed.
Defending champions African Stars have retained the Debmarine Premiership title after a decisive 2-0 victory over Orlando Pirates in the final match of the season at Independence Stadium on Saturday.
The 9th edition of the Dr. Hage Geingob Cup in Windhoek was a resounding success, drawing a massive crowd of spectators.
In the highly anticipated 9th edition of the Dr. Hage Geingob Cup, African Stars will go head-to-head against the exciting newcomers, Eeshoke Chula Chula, on November 18th at the Windhoek Independence Stadium.
African Stars, the reigning champions of Namibian football, have been eliminated from the CAF Champions League. Despite their significant investment to make an impact in the elite continental competition, they were defeated 1-0 in the second leg of their match against Power Dynamos of Zambia.
The chairperson of African Stars Football Club, Patrick Kauta, has announced his decision to step down from his position in November. Kauta made this revelation during the African Stars award ceremony.
Namibian footballer Uetuuru Kambato, who recently returned to Namibia after a short term contract with Mozambican football giants Costa Do Sol, has signed with Debmarine Premiership toppers African Stars.
