Teams from around the area competed. With many not even wearing boots, it was an eye opener for special guests, former Bafana Afcon winning coach, Clive Barker, and , Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu (who himself played for Clive in the all-winning AmaZulu side of the early 1990s).
This was the first Dundee Build It under 13 competition football tournament although the company hosts about 200 similar tournaments annually the country, said Rob Lister, Build It divisional marketing director.
The Tigers will now compete in Richards Bay against the winners of the other tournaments in the Zululand Build It region.
A real chance for local talent to shine in front of the big names!.
The winning Tigers team of Glencoe celebrate.
Kegan Spiers of Build It Dundee presents the player of the tournament trophy to Siphiwe Shezi.
Clive Barker addresses the players
, Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu (who himself played for Clive in the all-winning AmaZulu side of the early 1990s) congratulating the kids.
Kegan Spiers of Build It Dundee.
, Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu (who himself played for Clive in the all-winning AmaZulu side of the early 1990s) and Kegan Spiers.
The Tigers goalkeeper saves a penalty to ensure victory
Clive Barker watching the final
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Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.
