Ma-Indies, JVW to bring more quality in women’s League – Ellis
Banyana Banyana coach Desire Ellis believes the promotion of Limpopo-based side Ma-Indies FC, as well as JVW FC, will make the Safa National Women’s League much stronger next season.
Desiree Ellis, coach of Banyana Banyana (Photo by Lee Warren/Gallo Images)
This is after Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC were crowned champions of the inaugural women’s league recently after the association decided to end the league early following the disruption of the coronavirus – leaving the Downs ladies to take the title without losing a single match.
“I think everyone will bring their A-game. On the one hand, you will have Mamelodi Sundowns trying to maintain their dominance, trying to break more records, trying to defend their League title, while on the other, you will have all the other clubs having a go at them trying to wrestle the title from them,” the Banyana coach told Safa.net.
“If teams keep the bulk of their squad, you will have more experience on the field, which will lead to better quality games where players are more challenged than they were in the first season. Not forgetting that you will also have Ma-Indies and JVW looking to add more quality, so I think we are in for an exciting season of the SNWL – much better than what we first saw.”
For more news your way, download The Citizen’s app for iOS and Android.
For more news your way
Download our app and read this and other great stories on the move. Available for Android and iOS.
