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Can Hunt spark the revival of struggling Stellenbosch

The Star

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January 15, 2026

WHAT started as a minor stumble has grown heavier with each passing fixture, leaving an uncharacteristic Stellenbosch FC still searching for the rhythm that once defined them.

- OBAKENG MELETSE

Nestled along one of the world’s oldest wine routes - a region celebrated for centuries of excellence and innovation - Stellenbosch has yet to mirror that heritage on the pitch. Yet, there is hope that the resumption of the season could signal a turning point.

That hope comes not just with the new year and its promise of a fresh start, but also with the arrival of Gavin Hunt as head coach. His energy, tactical knowledge and leadership are seen as vital following Steve Barker's departure to Tanzanian side Simba SC.

There is light at the end of the tunnel for Stellies. Despite a rocky start to their campaign, their participation in the Caf Confederation Cup and their position in the Betway Premiership - just nine points behind eighth-placed TS Galaxy - offer hope for a strong finish once league action resumes after the international break.

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