Kasi footballers and coaches couldn’t wait to return to the field to continue with organised amateur and semi-professional tournaments even when they were not given the green light to return under the ongoing lockdown.
Some clubs arranged football tournaments regardless of the lockdown restrictions. Under alert level 3, only professional sports activities were permitted and this has now been changed, both professional and non-professional sports matches are now allowed with restrictions.
As South Africa is now on alert level 2 of the lockdown restrictions, there are physical distancing and restrictions on sporting activities to prevent a resurgence of the virus.
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Sporting activities, including professional and non-professional matches, authorised by recognised sporting bodies are subject to the following:
-Directions for sports matches issued by the cabinet member responsible for sport, after consultation with the cabinet member responsible for health.
-Only journalists, radio, television crew, security personnel, emergency medical services, and the necessary employees employed by the owners of the venue of the sport match are allowed at the venue of the sports match.
-Only the required number of players, match officials, support staff, and medical crew required for the sport match, are allowed at the venue of the sport match.
-No spectators are allowed at the venue of the sports match.
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