RANDBURG'S Spurs FC have qualified to represent South Africa at the Kia "Champ into the Arena" World Finals in Johannesburg in July.
RANDBURG'S Spurs FC have qualified to represent South Africa at the Kia "Champ into the Arena" World Finals in Johannesburg in July.
They achieved this feat after beating Tamasa from Soweto 4-3 in Randburg on Sunday.
The global finals of this quadrennial five-a-side tournament, which is held in World Cup years, will be played at the Wanderers Sports Centre.
Spurs have won tickets to a selected World Cup match.
Club captain Raphique Hassim said: "It's a great honour for us to win this tournament and it boosts football development in Randburg. We have a sound development programme that we want to augment."
Former Bafana captain Neil Tovey was among the sports personalities present.
Spurs win five-a-side
RANDBURG'S Spurs FC have qualified to represent South Africa at the Kia "Champ into the Arena" World Finals in Johannesburg in July.
RANDBURG'S Spurs FC have qualified to represent South Africa at the Kia "Champ into the Arena" World Finals in Johannesburg in July.
They achieved this feat after beating Tamasa from Soweto 4-3 in Randburg on Sunday.
The global finals of this quadrennial five-a-side tournament, which is held in World Cup years, will be played at the Wanderers Sports Centre.
Spurs have won tickets to a selected World Cup match.
Club captain Raphique Hassim said: "It's a great honour for us to win this tournament and it boosts football development in Randburg. We have a sound development programme that we want to augment."
Former Bafana captain Neil Tovey was among the sports personalities present.