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Carling Cup for underdogs
The Star
|October 03, 2025
THE Carling Knockout Cup returns to the Premier Soccer League calendar with its newfound reputation for giving smaller teams within the Premiership a realistic shot at silverware.
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This reputation is well deserved, thanks to the recent triumphs of Stellenbosch FC and Magesi FC.
After winning the inaugural Carling Knockout in 2023, Stellenbosch, coached by Steve Barker, were from then on a club on the rise as they went on to register the “Beer Cup” as their first topflight silverware - what a way to open their trophy account, after all, they are from the Winelands.
They defeated TS Galaxy 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the final. This victory was a significant milestone for the Capetonians and they capitalised on this success to later qualify for their first-ever continental football appearance.
For Magesi FC, coached by Durbanite Clinton Larsen at the time, their
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