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VISION 2022 National TEAM PERFOMANCE BAFANA BAFANA PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE ON SPORT RECREATION ,ART AND CULTURE 6 MAY 2021 FIFA. VISION. 2020 -2023 MAKING FOOTBALL TRULY GLOBAL GLOBALISE COMPETITIONS

WORLD CUP MEN 2026. 48 NATION EVENT : AFRICA 9,5 PLACES 2030. AFRICA. SECOND OPPORTUNITY JOINT BID: , MORROCCO WORLD CUP WOMEN 32 NATION EVENT : AFRICA MINIMUM 5 PLACES 2023 AUSTRALIA. /NEW ZEALAND 2027. ? WOMEN CLUB WORLD CUP. MEN. CLUB WORLD CUP

WORLD CUP WINNERS SINCE 1930. TO 2018. : 8 COUNTRIES WON OUT OF 211

WOMEN WORLD CUP WINNERS 1991 TO 2019 : 4 COUNTRIES WON OUT OF 211 MEMBERS

NO AFRICAN COUNTRY WON EITHER OR MADE IT TO THE SEMI FINAL OR FINAL.

ACCELERATE THE GROWTH OF WOMEN FOOTBALL

. CREATE PACKAGE COMMERCIALISE 1990 ITALY 3 AN AFRICAN TEAM WAS GOING TO “WIN THE FIFA WORLD CUP BY THE YEAR 2000 ” - Pele Italy x 4 FIFA WORLD CUP WINNERS Germany x 4 x 2 Winners 1930 to 2018 = 8 countries out of 211 Spain x 1 England x 1

NO WINNERS NO WINNERS

Brasil x 5 Uruguay x 2 Argentina x 2 NO WINNERS AFRICAN TEAMS AT THE FIFA WORLD CUP 20 YEARS: 2018 : , , SENEGAL, MORROCCO ,

WINNER ALL OUT FIRST ROUND

FINALS

SEMI FINALS

QUARTER FINALS

LAST 16

GROUP STAGE

1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 20 2022 18 Source: FIFA FIFA WORLD CUP WINNERS AND HOST COUNTRIES (1930 – 2018) ONLY 8 OUT OF 211 WON THE WORLD CUP IN 9 1 Y E A R S

WINNERS : ITALY X4 GERMANY X 4 HOSTS: FRANCE X 2 USA X 1 SPAIN X 1 MEXICO X 2 UEFA ENGLAND X 1

CONCACAF HOSTS: AFC ITALY X 2 FRANCE X 2 GERMANY X 2 SWITZERLAND X 1 SWEDEN X 1 ENGLAND X 1 WINNERS: CAF HOSTS: SPAIN X 1 BRASIL X 5 RUSSIA X 1 URUGUAY X 2 CONMEBOL KOREA ARGENTINA X 2 JAPAN X 1 OFC

HOSTS: BRAZIL X 2 HOSTS: URUGUAY X 1 X 1 ARGENTINA X1 CHILE X1 FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP WINNERS AND HOSTS ( 1 9 9 1 – 2021) ONLY 4 COUNTRIES OUT OF 211 WON THE WOMEN WORLD CUP IN 30 YEARS WINNERS : GERMANY X 2 NORWAY X 1

HOSTS: SWEDEN X 1 WINNERS : GERMANY X 1 USA X 4 FRANCE X 1 UEFA HOSTS : USA X 2 CONCACAF CANADA X 1 AFC

CAF WINNERS: CONMEBOL JAPAN X 1 OFC HOSTS: CHINA X 2 THE WORLD FOOTBALL RESOURCES :

UEFA . :$224 (R 3,58BIL) S.AM :$64M (R1,02 BIL.) ASIA. :$44M(R704mil.) CAF :$40M(R640MIL) N.AM :$28M ( R448 MIL.) FIFA. VISION. 2020 -2023 MAKING FOOTBALL TRULY GLOBAL GLOBALISE COMPETITIONS

INTERNATIONAL CALENDER FIFA DATES 8 PLAYERS CONTRACTED TO CLUBS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND OVERSEAS MAINLY IN PLAYERS RELEASED AN AVERAGE OF 3/4 DAYS BEFORE AN INTERNATIONAL MATCH 1996 BAFANA PREPARED FOR A MONTH BEFORE AFCON SPRINGBOKS TRAINED FOR 3 MONTH LEADIND UP TO A FINAL MONTH BEFORE THE WORLD CUP FIFA DECIDED FOUR DAYS BEFORE THE LAST TWO MATCHES AND THAT EUROPEAN TEAMS ARE NOT OBLIGE TO RELEASE PLAYERS AS A RESULT OF COVID REGULATIONS PLAYERS WHO WERE REGULARS IN THE CAMPAIGN : THUALANI SERERO, KHAMOGELO MKOTJO KEAGAN DOLLEY , LEBOGANG PHIRI, DEAN FURMAN, LEBOGANG MATIBA, THABO CELE . THESE PLAYERS WERE RULED OUT SAFA VISION 2022

Technical Performance Gender Financial Equality Stability Vision 2022 is the strategic master plan of SAFA focusing on eight pillars to rebuild the association SAFA to be a competitive, sustainable, viable and Positive Commercial VISION Image Viability successful federation at local, regional, provincial, 2022 national, and international levels.

Major Player in Sound World Governance Football World Class Administrat ion VISION 2022 GOVERNANCE AND MEMBERS SAFA MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP SAFA members are:

1) The 52 regions 2) NSL, which is responsible for professional football . 3) Nine (9) associate members South African Police Services, SANDF, Industrial League, the Deaf, masters and legends, coaches, sport medical professionals, intellectually impaired and universities.

1) SAFA have more that 3,2 million registered players, match official, and officials Football Players in South Africa 2026

CURRENT 3 200 000

Women 420000 Men 1 752 000 NSL 128 000

GROWTH PROJECTION 2 800 000 Schools (Women) Snrs (Women) Schools (Men) Snrs (Men) 480000 20000 600 000 0000000

PROJECTED PARTICIPATION :2026 5 000 000

Women 1MIL. Men 3,8MIL NSL 200, 000 SAFA Congress VOTERS IN ELECTION SAFA Congress: Decision Makers : 52 REGIONS 9 PROVINCES,11 ASS.NSL(PSL) 216 DELEGATES GOVERNANCE

Leadership Transparency Accountability SAFA ADMINISTRATION 2013 - 2020 SUCCESSES CHALLENGES 1. TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE 1. TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE 2. GENDER EQUALITY 2. GENDER EQUALITY 3. FINACIAL STABILITY 3. FINACIAL STABILITY 4. COMMERCIAL VIABILITY 4. COMMERCIAL VIABILITY 5. GOVERNANCE 5. GOVERNANCE 6. REGIONAL STABILITY 6. REGIONAL STABILITY 7. INTERNATIONAL. PROFILE 7. MEDIA PROFILE 8. EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION 8. EFFICIENT USE OF RESOURCES. 9. UNITY AMONGST MEMBERS 9. UNITY AMONGST MEMBERS . 10.CAF PRESIDENT 11.REGULAR REGIONAL PAYMENTS. 12.R420,000 PER REGION R21,84 MILLION TO DATE SAFA GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE SAFA governance the association’s statutes are align to the FIFA statutes and endorsed by FIFA. 1) The National Executive Committee led by the President has a four-year term and is elected by members at the ordinary congress. 2) The NEC accounts to the members at the ordinary congress via various governance committees and 3) an independent ETHICS COMMITTEE WITH TWO SUPREME COURT JUDGES AS MEMBERS 4) AND AN INDEPENDENT INTEGRITY OFFICER.

5) SAFA statutes prescribe that at all levels one of the vice-presidents must be a women and at least one other women must form part of the executive, but NEC must be minimum 4 women. GOVERNANCE : STRENGTHENED

• INDEPENDENT. INTEGRITY OFFICE. : A. ABERCROMBIE.

• ETHICS COMMITTEE. : CHAIRPERSON JUDGE SISI KHAMPEPE, JUDGE RONNIE PILLAY,, A. DE SOUSSA

• FINANCE COMMITTEE

• AUDIT AND RISK COMMITTEE

• WHISTLE BLOWER POLICY

• NEC

• CONGRESS

2021/05/07 Copyright 2020 Pitch Sports 20 Entertainment and Media (PTY) Ltd VISION 2022 REGIONAL MEMBERS Limpopo

CAPRICORN MOPANI SEKHUKHUNE VHEMBE WATERBERG Gauteng

EKURHULENI JOBURG SEDIBENG TSHWANE WESTRAND Mpumalanga

EHLANZENI GERT SIBANDA NKANGALA North West

BOJANALA DR. K.KAUNDA NGAKA MODIRI MOLEMA RUTH MOMPATI Northern Cape

FRANCIS. BAARD JOHN. TAOLO NAMAKWA PIXLEY. KA SEME Z.C .MGCAWU Free State

FEZILE. DABI LEJWELE PUTSWA MANGAUNG THABO MOFUTSANYANA XHARIEP Western Cape

CAPE TOWN CAPE WINELANDS CENTRAL KAROO EDEN OVERBERG WEST COAST Eastern Cape

AMATHOLE ALFRED NZO BUFFALO CITY CHRIS HANI JOE GQABI NELSON MANDELA SARAH BAARTMAN OR. TAMBO Kwa-Zulu Natal

AMAJUBA ETHEKWINI HARRY GWALA ILEMBE KING CETSHWAYO UGU UTHUKELA UMGUNGUNDLOVU UMZINYATHI UMKHANYAKUDE ZULULAND ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

1. Industrial Football Association of South Africa( IFASA)

2. South African Deaf Football Association (SADFA)

3. South African Football Coaches Association (SAFCA)

4. South African National Defence Force Football Association (SANDFFA)

5. University Sport South Africa (USSA)

6. South African Intellectually Impaired Football Association (SAIIFA)

7. South African Masters and Legends Football Association (SAMLFA)

8. South African Indoor Football Association (SAIFA)

9. South African Police Services Football Association (SAPSFA)

VISION 2022 WOMEN FOOTBALL MAJOR PLAYER IN WORLD FOOTBALL WOMEN’S FOOTBALL

 SAFA’s investment into women’s football is unparalleled.  2016 SAFA invested R52,1m

 2017 SAFA invested R51,0m

 2018 SAFA invested  U13/U15 LFA Leagues R7,5  HPC/U20 Women’s Academy R6,5  SASOL Women’s League R10,5m (SASOL)  U17 Women’s National Team R2,0  U20 Women’s National Team R4,8m  BANAYANA BANYANA R20m (SASOL)  TOTAL INVESTEMENT R51,3m  2019 R73 m  2020 R 25m . REGIONS (NORTHERN CAPE)

• SAFA Z F Mgcawu • Mier • Kai Garib • KharaHais • Kheis • Tsantsabane • Kgatelopele REGIONS (FREE STATE)

• SAFA Thabo Mofutsanyane • Setsoto • Dihlabeng • Nketoana • Maluti-a-Phofung • Phumelela • Mantsopa WOMEN IN SAFA STRUCTURES

NATIONAL 52 REGIONS COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE • VP. R LEDWABA • 2 PRESIDENTS • WOMEN • N .TSCHICLAS • 52 VPs INCLUDED IN ALL • E .HENDRICKS • 32 EXCO COMMITTEES • B. MSOMI MEMBERS • 2 CHAIRS • M. MADLALA • 10 COMMITTEE • E. DE KOKER • MEMBERS • COACHES • REFEREES NATIONAL TEAMS, COMPETITIONS AND RANKING WOMEN 1. Women Senior National Team (CAF – 3) (FIFA – 49) a) FIFA World Cup (every four years). 2019 FRANCE b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) (Bi-annually) c) 8 CONSECUTIVE TIMES IN SEMI FINAL AND ONCE FINAL d) COSAFA CUP (Annually). 6 CONSECUTIVE TIMES CHAMPION.

2. Women Under 20 National Team (CAF – 4) (FIFA – 32) a) FIFA World Cup b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations c) COSAFA Cup ALL AFRICA GAMES

3. Girls Under 17 National Team (CAF – 3) (FIFA – 16) a) FIFA World Cup 2017 URUGUAY b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations c) COSAFA Cup. 2019 FINALIST FIFA 211 MEMBERS , CAF 54 MEMBERS BANYANA BANYANA – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE Phase 1 (2014-2021 RESULTS : FIFA/ OLYMPIC Tournaments : SAFA teams Qualified AFRICA 3OUT OF 54 SAFA JUNIOR TEAMS RANKING • AGE CATEGORY COSAFA CAF FIFA YEAR • U17 MEN FINALIST FINALIST CHILE 2015 • U20 MEN CHAMPS 3RD KOREA 2017 • U17 WOMEN FINALIST N/A URU 2018 • U20 MEN CHAMPS SEMI POLAND 2019 • U20 WOMEN BRONZE N/A ALL AFRICA • U23 MEN BEST AFCON RIO OLYMPICS 2016 • U20 MEN ALL AFRICA • U23 MEN BRONZE TOKYO OLYMPICS 2021 • U17 WOMEN AND MEN FIFA WORLD CUP CANCELLED Phase 2 (2019-2023) | Women’s Teams TARGETS

u17 u20 Senior

• 2020 u17 FIFA • 2019 COSAFA - • 2019 COSAFA Women’s World Cup Bronze Medal Champions India • TOP3 • 2020 Olympics • COSAFA TOP3 2ND • 2019 All Africa • 2020 AFCON • 2019 FINALIST Games • 2022 AFCON • SILVER MEDALIST • 2020 u20 • 2023 FIFA Women’s World Women’s World • 16 TEAMS Cup Nigeria Cup (with • 16 TEAMS extended teams – 32) Phase 1 (2014-2019) |RESULTS : CAF Tournaments

2015 Qualified 2015 Finalist 2015 Semi-final 2015 Qualified 2017 Third Place 2020 CANCELLED 2017 Semi-final 2019 Quarter-final 2019 Third Place , 2019 Finalists 2021 qualified 2021 cancelled cnancellede Phase 1 (2014-2019) RESULTS | COSAFA Tournaments SAFA CHAMPIONS

COSAFA Cup - COSAFA Cup - COSAFA Cup – Women Men u20 Men • 2017 CHAMP • 2016 CHAMPS • 2017 CHAMPS • 2018 CHAMP • 4 TIMES • 2019 CHAMPS • 2019 CHAMP CHAMPS • 8 TIMES • 6 TIMES CHAMPS CHAMPS WOMEN PLAYERS ABROAD 2019/20 SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN ABROAD • PLAYER DOB POSITION CLUB • Daniella De Sousa TBC Striker Oral Roberts Uni, USA • 2/5/1996 Midfielder Beijing BG Phoenix, China • Ode Fulutudilu 06/02/1990 Striker Unattached • Letago Madiba 15/07/1991 Defender Minsk, Belarus • Stephanie Malherbe 05/04/1996 Midfielder Djurgården, Sweden • Regina Mogolola 11/04/1993 Defender Red Belgrade, Serbia • Linda Motlhalo 01/07/1998 Midfielder Beijing BG Phoenix, China WOMEN PLAYERS BROAD • Amogelang Motau 20/7/91 Striker Oral Roberts Univ, USA • Rhoda Mulaudzi 2/12/89 Striker Apollon Ladies, • Drishana Pillay 25/10/97 Defender Oral Roberts Univ, USA • Rachel Sebati 3/2/93 Midfielder Minsk, Belarus • 12/10/93 Striker Gintra-Univ, Lithuania • Leandra Smeda 22/7/89 Midfielder Vittsjö, Sweden • Nothando Vilakazi 28/10/88 Defender Gintra-Univ, Lithuania • Charmelle Wiltshire 17/2/97 Defender Lamar University,Texas • DENMARK Players in International Leagues

• WOMEN. 32

• USA • PORTUGAL • SPAIN • ITALY • SCOTLAND • TURKEY • BELARUS • FRANCE • LITHUANIA

2021/05/07 47 Phase 2 (2019-2023) | Technical officials WOMEN High Performance Coaches Match Officials ACADEMY

Referees U17 2018/20 11,232 :

Match Commissioners : TUKS University U20 Sheryl Botes / Maud Khumalo 3,744

Banyana Referees Instructors 20 WOMEN’S FOOTBALL WOMEN’S NATIONAL LEAGUE National Woman

• Second of. League • 14. Clubs. • VISIBILITY. • Launch. Officially. Club site. • Digital. Platform • COSAFA CLUB CHAMPIONS. LEAGUE. • 8 CLUBS FOR FINAL OF CAF CHAMPIONS. LEAGUE • MAMELODI SUNDOWNS QUALIFIED FOR CAF LEAGUE FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP. FOR CAF WINNERS THE PATH WOMEN FOOTBALL 4 NATIONAL TEAMS NATIONAL LEAGUE 32 PLAYERS IN BEST OVERSEAS LEAGUES ALL WOMEN TEAMS WOMEN COACHES 450,000 WOMEN PLAYERS 270 REFEREES AT HIGH LEVEL ALL WOMEN TEAMS RANKED 3RD IN AFRICA

52 VISION 2022 MEN NATIONAL TEAMS WORLD PLAYER Phase 1 (2020 -2023 | CAF Tournaments

2021 2023 2020 CANCELLED 2023 CANCELLED 2022 TBC Phase 2 (2019-2023) |Men’s Teams TARGETS

u17 u20 Senior

• 2021 u17 FIFA ’s • 2019 COSAFA – • 2019 COSAFA MEN World Cup GOLD Medal • BRONZE • 2019 All Africa • 2020 Tokyo • 12 TEAMS Games Olympics ACHIEVED • AFCON ACHIEVED • 2021 u20 Men’s 2021 AFCON dnq • 3 AFRICAN TEAMS World Cup • 2023 AFCON FIFA WC. Indonesia 12 • 2022 FIFA Men’s TEAMS • WORLD CUP World Cup CANCELLED • 3 FWC AFRICAN • teams – 32 TEAMS • CANCELLED NATIONAL TEAMS, COMPETITIONS AND RANKING MEN 1. Men Senior National Team (CAF – 18 -54) (FIFA – 76-211 ) a) FIFA World Cup (every four years) b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) (Bi-annually) QUARTER FINALIST 2019. c) COSAFA Cup (Annually) 2. Men Under 23 National Team (CAF – 3 -54) (FIFA – 16 -211) a) Olympics (every four years b) QUALIFIED FOR RIO 2016 AND TOKYO .2020/21

3. Men Under 20 National Team (CAF - 3) (FIFA -16) a) FIFA World Cup. QUALIFIED 2017 KOREA REP 2019. POLAND b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations. 2019. 3RD c) COSAFA Cup 4. Boys Under 17 National Team (CAF – 3) (FIFA - 16) a) FIFA World Cup. 2015. b) CAF Africa Cup of Nations c) COSAFA Cup (Annually) 5. Men Senior Beach Football National Team a) CAF Beach Football Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) b) FIFA Beach Football World Cup 6. Men Senior Futsal National Team (CAF – 8) a) CAF FUTSAL Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) QUALIFIED 2019 b) FIFA FUTSAL World Cup Players in International Leagues

• MEN. 65

• ENGLAND • GERMANY • BELGUIM • FRANCE • PORTUGAL • NETHERLANDS • BULGARIA • CYPRUS • DENMARK • • IRELAND

2021/05/07 57 SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

ENGLAND T Leshabela Premier League Leicester City

K Mokotjo Championship Brentford

K Ntlhe League One Rochdale

M Pattison Non League P South Shields

J Miller Non League D Bury Town

S Mdlalose Premier League Southampton

T Bartlett Premier League Newcastle

K Mashigo League One Fleetwood Town

K Leshabela Premier League Leicester City

N Tavares Premier League Crystal Palace

C Christodoulou Premier League Manchester City

T Barkhuizen Championship Preston North End SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

FINLAND L Maluka Tempere United

L Maluka Kakkonen Tempere United

J Maluka Kolmonen AIFK FRANCE L Foster AC Monaco

B Zungu Ligue 1 Amiens SC

L Mothiba Ligue 1 Strasbourg

L Phiri Ligue 1 Guingamp

K Dolly Ligue 1 Montpellier

A Mahadi National 3 Aubagne SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

GERMANY J Du Preez Oberliga Altona 93

B Cross Bundesliga Schalke IRELAND C Ubaezounu Premier Division Dundalk

T Tlou 1st Division Longford Town LATVIA K Seriba Virsliga Metta/LU L Pungulwa Premier League Bantu

L Jokojokwana Premier League Bantu

T Khooa Premier League Bantu SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

LITHUANIA J Clifford A Lyga Stumbras

S Mag waza 1 Lyga Utenis Utena NETHERLANDS Jake Aresti Eredivisie PEC Zwolle

S Mokone Eredivisie Utrecht

T Serero Eredivisie Vitesse

L Veldwijk Eerste Divisie Sparta Rotterdam

D Solomon Eerste Divisie Ajax II

L Thethani Eerste Divisie Ajax II

T Matthewes Eerste Divisie Utrecht II NEW ZEALAND L Matthysen Premiership Canterbury United SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

PORTUGAL S Sithole Primera Liga Vitoria Setubal

N Shinga Primera Liga Vitoria Setubal

S Mbhele Liga Pro Cova Di Piedade

K Mohammed Campeonato de Portugal Sertanense

S Shibane Primera Liga Portimonense

S Mthiyane 1st Division Palmelense

R Marais Compeonato de Portugal Desportivo Pinhalnovense

M Mleya Compeonato de Portugal Desportivo Pinhalnovense

M Mabuza Compeonato de Portugal Desportivo Pinhalnovense

B Damane Primera Liga Vitoria Setubal

K Kodisang Compeonato de portugal Sanjoanense

L Singh Primera Liga SC Braga

K Sekgotla Primera Liga Vitoria Setubal SOME SOUTH AFRICANS ABROAD (M)

PORTUGAL Continues M Mayambela Liga Pro SC Farense

T Cele Liga Pro Cova Di Piedade

P Jaca Compeneato de Portugal Desportivo Pinhalnovense POLAND R NUNEZ Ekstraklasa Pegon Szczecin PERU L Karol Premier Division USMP SCOTLAND K Jacobs Premier League Livingston

K Jacobs Championship Queen of the South

M Travis League 1 Forfar Athletic

J Brown Feeder Leagues Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic

T Tlou Premiership Celtics VISION 2022 MEN NATIONAL TEAMS WORLD PLAYER NATIONAL ACADEMIES : HPC WOMEN, NTC : MEN

OPENING and WELCOME How do we position South African Football as premium quality? NATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTRE. BEST PRACTCE : FRANCE : CLAIREFONTEIN, ENGLAND: ST GEORGE SPAIN , GERMANY WINNING NATIONAL TEAMS SAFA : WOMEN : HIGH PERFORMANCE TUKS UNIVERSITY R4,5 MILLION SAFA MEN : NATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTRE USE AS CAMPING ,TRAINING 67 CREATE THE BEST PLAYERS IN NETWORK OF ACADEMIES French Model Clairefontaine 1998. HENRY, GALLAS, DESAILLY 2018. MBAPPE, POGBA,MATUIDI Focus on technical skills, collective success. Best players 13-15 individual technical perfection ACTOR

68 TEAMS RANKING FIFA AND CAF : WOMEN • FIFA • CAF • 36 Nigeria • 1 Nigeria • 41 • 2 Cameroon • 49 South Africa • 3 South Africa • 53 Ghana • 4 Ghana • 69 Cote D’ Ivoire • 5 Cote D’ Ivoire • 71 Equatorial • 6 • 80 • 7 Mali • 83 Morocco • 8 Morocco • 86 • 9 Algeria • 88 Senegal • 10 Senegal TEAMS RANKING FIFA AND CAF : MEN • FIFA • CAF • 20 SENEGAL • 1 SENEGAL • 29 TUNISIA • 2 TUNISIA • 33 NIGERIA • 3 NIGERIA • 40 ALGERIA • 4 ALGERIA • 41 MORROCCO • 5 MORROCCO • 49 EGYPT • 6 EGYPT • 50 GHANA • 7 GHANA • 53 CAMEROON • 8 CAMEROON • 56 CONGO DR • 9 CONGO DR • 57 COTE D IVOIRE • 10 COTE D’IVOIRE • 78 SOUTH AFRICA • 18 RSA SAFA NATIONAL TEAMS UPCOMING FIXTURES MEN WOMEN 1. Men Senior National Team (Bafana 1. Women Senior National Team (Banyana Banyana) Bafana) a) FIFA World Cup Qualifiers a) FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifiers b) AFCON qualifiers b) COSAFA Cup c) COSAFA CUP c) CHAN tournament 2. Women Under 20 National Team d) AFCON Qualifiers a) FIFA World Cup qualifiers CANCELLED. NEW 2. Men Under 23 National Team ZEALAND a) Tokyo Olympics 2021 3. Girls Under 17 National Team 3. Men Under 20 National Team a) FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. CANCELLED. INDIA a) FIFA World Cup. CANCELLED. INDONESIA 4. Boys Under 17 National Team a) FIFA World Cup. CANCELLED. PERU VISION 2022 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL VIABILITY SASOL LEAGUE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SABC 1 – AUDIENCE ANNALYSIS

2017/12/09 SABC 1 15:02 Bloemfontein Celtic vs. Cape Town Roses – Kabokweni Stadium, Nelspruit

2000 1,2 A peak of 1800 1,594,857 Viewers was reached 1 1600

1400 0,8 1200

1000 0,6

800 0,4 600

AR Analysis Analysis Thousands in AR 400 0,2 200

0 0

 NB: EPL coverage on SABC attracts no more than 400 000 viewers BANYANA BANYANA TV AUDIENCES Average Year on Year Audience

2 000 000 1 454 091 454 1

1 600 000 560 947 1 1 061 449 061 1

1 200 000

1 675 000 675 1

807 681 807

781 664 781 717 018 717 800 000

400 000

0

 NB: EPL coverage on SABC attracts no more than 400 000 viewers BAFANA BAFANA COMPARED TO OTHER NATIONAL TEAMS

NATIONAL TEAMS – AVERAGE TV AUDIENCE NUMBERS COMPARISON

SABC SUPERSPORT

3 500 000 3 087 147

3 000 000

2 500 000

2 000 000

1 301 045 1 500 000

655 558 1 000 000 533 678 357 744 428 073 145867 500 000 117 345

0 BAFANA SPRINGBOKS PROTEAS - Bangladesh PROTEAS- Australia 2018 CURRENT SPONSORS

• SA Breweries • Sasol • Motsepe Foundation • Le Coq Sportif • SABC • MultiChoice • Tiger Brands • D’S Damat SAFA FINANCES

• 2019/20 UNQUALIFIED AUDIT • R54 MIL SURPLUS REPORTED • IMPROVED CASH FLOWS • SETTLED MOST OF OUR STAKEHOLDERS • REGIONS • CLUBS • PLAYERS • SERVICE PROVIDERS • SAFA Revenue Split Other Government 3% 4% PSL 5%

FIFA Forward 12%

Sponsorship 45%

Legacy Trust 19%

Broadcast 12% • SAFA’S DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES WOMEN’S FOOTBALL

• There are 52 Regional Leagues for women in all of the Provinces • These result in Sasol Provincial play-offs of which 2 winners are promoted into the SAFA National Women’s League, the most elite league for women and only one of its nature on the . • There are national inter-provincial leagues for the u17 and u19 which are played throughout the year • These work as talent identification for both our national women u17 and u20 national teams Men’s Teams

• There are Regional Leagues played around the country on weekly basis • These are the leagues which were then sponsored and known as SAB League concentrate more on young, up and coming players • Because players as young as 18 participate in these leagues, it was mutually agreed that it would be inappropriate for u18 players to play with a beer product backing them (as sponsors) • These SAFA Regional Leagues produce winners who will go into the play offs to produce provincial winners who will play in the promotional play offs. The winners of those play offs are promoted into the ABC Motsepe league • The 9 Provincial winners of the ABC Motsepe play offs meet in the national play offs and winners from this tournament are promoted into the National First Division annually • There are vibrant leagues of the boys u17 and u19s across all the 9 Provinces and these leagues serve as talent identification for all our junior national teams SAFA IS INVOLED IN EXTENSIVE •Coaching Education which has produced coaches for all our national teams, most PSL coaches, NFD and other club coaches •Referees Training: Our match officials are rated the best on the African continent and this is well documented by the high number of match officials appointed to officiate in global tournaments •Football Administration training: SAFA has trained and continue to train football administrators across the country and both CAF and COSAFA has used the Association’s expertise to train football administrators across the board TECHNICAL: COACHES

A blueprint for SAFA OVER the next 8 years created Jan .2014 A PHASE 1 :2014 -2019, (RESULTS OF FIRST PHASE ) PHASE 2: 2019 -2022 (TARGETS FOR SECOND ,FINAL PHASE ) Targets: 1. COACHES: Train 100 000 coaches BY 2022 ( AVE . PER PROV. 10,000) 2. 35, 000 already trained, FOCUS ON WOMEN COACHES 3. 2013 : current PLAYER : COACH RATIO 200 PLAYERS PER COACH 4. IDEAL PLAYER : COACH RATIO 20 PLAYERS PER COACH 5. Women teams coached by men 6. APPOINT WOMEN COACHES FOR ALL WOMEN TEAMS (ACHIEVED 7. Register 1 million women football player by 2022( covid 19 disrupted programs ) 8. currently have 456 000 active players: TARGET 1 MIL. 9. LAUNCH NATIONAL WOMEN LEAGUE 10. LAUNCHED : Kick-off 24 AUGUST 2019 ( ACHIEVED ) 11. INCREASE WOMENS IN DECISION MAKING POSITIONS 2013 : 20) 12. 2018 : 150 achieved COMPETITION FRAMEWORK

14 Clubs 16 Clubs PRO & SEMI-PRO 16 Clubs

9 Provincial Leagues = 144 Clubs 9 Leagues = 144 Clubs

100 Leagues, 1630 Clubs, 42321 players AMATEUR

343 Local Football Associations, +/- 40K clubs, 3,2m players U13 & U15 Girls Phase 2 (2019-2023) | Leagues

Schools : 26,000 341 LFAs COMPETITIONS 52 Regional Learners: 12 million • U13 Championships • U15 • U13 Teachers: 386,000 • U17 • U15 • Kay Motsepe C up • U19 • U17 • u19

Inter-Provincial 9 TEAMS National • U13 • SASOL Provincial League • U15 • Women National League • U17 • NATIONAL TEAMS: U17,U20, • u19 • u21 , INTER PROVINCIAL U21 • ABC MOTSEPE LEAGUE SAFA

THE NEW SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE SUPER LEAGUE NUMBER OF REGIONAL STRUCTURES IN THE PROVINCES 5

5 3 44

5 11 5

8

6 INTRODUCTION

 The current Kay Motsepe Cup has been running for 17 years in the same format

 Need to realign the format with the view enticing more schools to participate

 To create exciting opportunities for more learners to participate in football

 To create a national platform for talent identification

 Unearth more talent for the national teams (U/20 ,U/23 & PSL teams) THE KAY MOTSEPE SUPER LEAGUE

 All schools in the country are eligible to participate in the new National League

 It will be an 18 Schools’ National League

 Played by U/19 years old boys

 The 2019 National finalists will participate in the inaugural 2021 league.

 The first 9 schools will selected according to their performance in the national finals held in Bloemfontein

 The second 9 schools will qualify based on the quest to promoting social cohesion and integration THE KAY MOTSEPE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

 In the interest of nation building, the national league should represent the demographic of the country.

 The following criteria will be used to determine the remaining 9 schools;

These should be schools that will promote :

 Social cohesion

 Nation Building

 Social integration

 Racial inclusion

 Football playing Schools THE KAY MOTSEPE FOOTBALL LEAGUE

 Matches will be played on Saturday morning from 10am

The league matches will be played on home & away basis.

 The League will be run on round-robin basis

 At the end of the season the two bottom teams will be relegated to the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup

 Whilst two National Finalists of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup will be promoted to play in the National League.

 The winners of the Super League will play against continental /international opponents

 The prices/ legacy projects and all other incentives will be discussed with Sanlam and the Foundation. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 The Host Province will be responsible for the provision of:

 Match organization  Match officials,  Ready to play venue  EMS  Security  Branding in the Stadium

SAFA national will provide for

 Transportation,  Playing kit,  Meals for the travelling schools  Accommodation where necessary  Media coverage THE CURRENT SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE CUP

 The Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup matches will continue to be played in usual format

 Matches will also be played on round -robin basis at all levels

 The leading schools will continue to the next level, district, cluster etc culminating to the National finals

 Nine teams will qualify to play in the National Sanlam Kay Motsepe Finals.

 Two National finalists will be promoted to the National League.

 Time frame: April-September annually THE 18 SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN THE LEAGUE

1. CLAPHAM & ROSINA GAUTENG

2. SIPHOKUHLE & KHULA MPUMALANGA

3. JOHN RAMSEY & PAUL ROOS (MC) WESTERN CAPE ROVINCE

4. MARIA LOUW & JOJO SEC EASTERN CAPE

5. OKIEP & BLIK KLIP NORTHERN CAPE

6. TSHIKOTA & DITLALEMESO LIMPOPO

7. UNITAS & GREY COLLEGE (MC) FREE STATE

8. DR. JL DUBE & MOUNT CURRIE KWAZULU NATAL

9. ELETSA & POCHEFSTROOM HIGH(MC) NORTH WEST SUPPORT STRUCTURES

SAFA STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS’ FOOTBALL

THE SANLAM KAY MOTSEPE NATIONAL COORDINATOR

THE SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE 9 PROVINCIAL COORDINATORS

REGIONAL COORDINATORS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: STANDING COMMITTEE

 Oversee all football Leagues (MOTSEPE CUP & THE SUPER LEAGUE)

 Provides strategic direction.

 Approves the Competitions’ rules and regulations for the Cup and the Leagues

 Reports to SAFA NEC. THE SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE

 Responsible for the logistics, match organization and smooth running of the League at all all levels

 Responsible for branding, publicity and safety of learners

 Sees to the correct implementation and adherence to the rules and regulations

 Coordinates the appoints of Match Officials & the requires committees

 Develop Leagues budgets and control funds and resources allocated to the two properties  Duty of care for leaners and stakeholders representatives THE SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE

 Responsible for the administration and budgets of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup and the League.  Responsible for the day to day running of the Cup and the League  Composition of the Sponsorship Committee:  Two (2) members of SAFA,  Two (2) representatives, 1 from Sanlam & 1 from Motsepe Foundation,  The National Coordinator,  One member of DoE  One member of SRSA

 The committee ensures the Sponsors get RoI  Responsible for Branding and Media coverage SAFA CONTACT PERSONS IN THE PROVINCES

1. FREE STATE. Mr Moremi KLIP (PEO) 076 321 6234 Mr Letima MOGOROSI (PSC) 071 301 9379 2. GAUTENG. Mr Victor RALETJENA (PEO) 082 052 3782 Mr Kgoroshi MASHIFANE (PSC)) 083 334 9134 3. NORTH WEST. Contact person: Mr MATSI (PEO) 082 310 5664 Mr Monde MONTSHIWA (PCS)071 301 940 4. MPUMALANGA . Mr Bevan MAHLANGU (PEO) 072 340 8953 Mr Brains ZULU ( PCS) 079 282 4057 SAFA CONTACT PERSONS IN THE PROVINCES

5. LIMPOPO. Mr. Patrick SEEMA (PEO) 082 631 6284 Mr Vincent RAMPHAGO ( PCS) 083 773 9727 6. NORTHEN CAPE. Mr. Willem COETZEE (PEO) 072 343 4884 Mr David BANTU (PCS) 071 301 9253 7. EASTERN CAPE . Mr. Isaac KLAAS ( PEO) 072 343 6464 Mr Sandile NOWALAZA ( PCS) 083 622 3904 8. WESTERN CAPE . Mr. Levesto Le ROUX ( PCS) 083 994 7736 9. KWAZULU NATAL Mr. Mazwi MKHIZE ( PCS) 060 839 7663 BANYANA BANYANA / BAFANA REMEMBERING OUR STRUGGLE HEROES

 SAFA SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

 ALBERTINA SISULU CENTENARY CHALLENGE vs SWEDEN, in Cape Town on 17th and 22nd January 2019

 WINNIE MANDELA CHALLENGE vs NETHERLANDS, in Cape Town on 19th January 2019

 NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE  6-13 OCTOBER 2019 BAFANA VS MALI NMBAY STADIUM  NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN HOSPITAL

 EDUCATION THANK YOU

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