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Stellenbosch FC chasing an African dream

Independent on Saturday

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May 17, 2025

A NOTEWORTHY clash is set to unfold in Cape Town this afternoon (3pm kick-off) when Stellenbosch FC face off against SuperSport United in a match that could resonate far beyond the final score.

- HERMAN GIBBS

The implications of this Premiership encounter at the Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch extend beyond the table standings.

It may also mark a significant moment in South African football history.

It has been whispered in hushed tones that SuperSport United’s franchise is destined for a new chapter next season, relocating to the nation's legislative capital, Bloemfontein.

With this impending move looming large over the match, local Mother City fans can expect heightened emotions as they bid adieu to the Tshwane-based team that has become home for many Cape Town-born players and coaches over the years.

The current interim coach, Andre Arendse, is a born-and-bred Capetonian.

SuperSport’s most celebrated coach, Gavin Hunt, guided the club to many conquests as well, so the Cape Town connection runs deep.

However, there will be no sentiment in the match when the players run out onto the Danie Craven Stadium pitch today.

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