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Solarway Super Cup brings grassroots football to Emmarentia Primary School

South African football legends and family entertainment set the stage as dozens of youth squads compete across three action-packed days.

Football fever took over Emmarentia Primary School as the Solarway Super Cup 2026 brought together young football talent, legendary players, and families for a three-day celebration of the beautiful game from October 30 to November 1.

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Football legend Moeneeb Josephs was among the prominent figures associated with the tournament, which offered a weekend of grassroots football, exciting prizes, food stalls and entertainment for the whole family.

Emmarentia Primary U12 (grey) against Crosby Academic Primary School. Photo: Waydon Jacobs

With 77 teams taking part, the competition provided a platform for young players to showcase their abilities, test themselves against other teams and experience the excitement of a major grassroots football tournament.

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Beyond the matches, the event also brought a taste of South African football history to the occasion, with Bafana Bafana legends adding to the attraction for supporters and aspiring footballers. Families had the opportunity to enjoy the festivities, making the tournament more than just a sporting competition; it was also an opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate football at grassroots level.

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Waydon Jacobs

Waydon Jacobs is community journalist who has written articles for the Northcliff Melville Times. He has covered various stories including sports, community, and schools.

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