Ubuntu does it for Cape Town
LINE UP: Ubuntu Football Academy and RandburgFC's under-19 squads line up for Monday's Bayhill Premier Cup Final, at Athlone Stadium
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Ubuntu Football Academy flew the flag for the Mother City as they lined up for this year's Premier Cup final against Randburg FC, who caused a bit of an upset when they sent Mamelodi Sundowns packing with a 1-0 win in the quarter-finals.
In the semi-finals, Randburg edged out Safa Cape Town Academy by the same score to secure their place in the finals. Ubuntu beat fellow Cape FN Rangers rivals by a similar margin in their quarter-final clash and Cape Town City FC in the semi-finals. Ultimately, Ubuntu walked away newly-crowned champions with a 2-0 win against their Johannesburg rivals
DEFENCE: Ubuntu centre back Hayden Booysen moves in to clear the ball away from Randburg's Jason Oliver during their sides'under-19 Premier Cup final, at Athlone Stadium, on Monday.
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TUSSLE: Ubuntu Rebaona Zungu and Randburg's Onoisejiolagbon Okhiria tussle for possession on the sideline, during Monday's Premier Cup final at Athlone Stadium.
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FIREWORKS: Fireworks light up the skies above Erica Park, during the official opening ceremony of this year's edition of the Bayhill Premier Cup, at Erica Park, in Belhar
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PACKED: Fans pack Erica Park Stadium for the official opening match of this year's Bayhill Premier Cup, between Cape Town Spurs and Namibia's CBS Talents. Spurs won 1-0.
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LEGACY: Former Premier Cup tournament director PJ Williams all smiles at last Friday's official opening ceremony of this year's competition
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FANS: Football faithful turned up in big numbers for last Friday's opening ceremony and match, at this year's Premier Cup
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OPENER: Cape Town Spurs faced Nambia's CBS Talents in this year's Premier Cup official opening fixture, at Erica Park, last Friday
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EYE ON THE BALL: Cape Town Spurs' Zaheer Adriaanse keeps his eye on the ball with CBS Talents' Shahid Naobeb breathing down his neck
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