All roads lead to the Hage Geingob National Rugby Stadium this weekend when African Stars take on Eeshoke Chula Chula in the Debmarine Namibia Premiership on Saturday afternoon.
Hundreds of Chula Chula fans are reportedly travelling from the north to the capital for the match and added to Stars’ strong support base a packed stadium can be expected.
There has meanwhile been some late changes to other premiership matches with Unam now hosting FC Ongos at the Unam Stadium at 16h30 this afternoon, while Stars’ match against Mighty Gunners on Sunday has been moved from the Hage Geingob Stadium to the Nau-Aib Stadium at Okahandja.
In other sporting events this weekend, AC Boxing Promotions will present a boxing bonanza at the Wanderers Hall on Saturday evening, with Flame Nangolo defending his national junior lightweight title against David Shinuna in the main bout.
The futsal league continues with the title-deciding match between Quality and Patriots taking place at 10h00 on Saturday morning, while the MTC Hopsol Youth League continues with u13 matches at the Telecom field.
The weekend’s fixtures are as follows:
Friday, 13 October
Debmarine Namibia Premiership
16h30: Unam v FC Ongos, Unam Stadium
Namibia Futsal League
18h00: Windhoek Showgrounds
Saturday, 14 October
Namibia Futsal League
08h00: Windhoek Showgrounds
MTC Hopsol Youth Football League
08h30: U13 matches @ Telecom field
Debmarine Namibia Premiership
16h00: African Stars v E Chula Chula, Hage Geingob Stadium
16h00: Orlando Pirates v Mighty Gunners, SKW Stadium
16h00: Life Fighters v Young African, Mokati Stadium
AC Promotions Boxing Bonanza
18h00: Wanderers Hall
Sunday, 15 October
Debmarine Namibia Premiership
16h00: African Stars v Mighty Gunners, Nai-Aib Stadium
14h00: Orlando Prates v E Chula Chula, SKW Stadium
15h00: Unam v Young African, Unam Stadium
15h00: Life Fighters v FC Ongos
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