Two in a row for Dangerous Heroes

Dangerous Heroes’ goalkeeper Inathi Bonkolo and her teammates celebrate winning their second consecutive Coke Cup title, beating a shell-shocked UCT 4-2 to lift the trophy, at Athlone Stadium, on Saturday. Picture: Fuad Esack Philippi’s Dangerous Heroes were crowned Coke Cup women’s champions for the second consecutive year after they beat UCT 4-2 to lift the trophy.

Dangerous Heroes’ Anathi Nqothani keeps UCT’s Katlego Mabuza at bay during Saturday’s women’s Coke Cup finals, at Athlone Stadium. Picture: Fuad Esack UCT’s Basheerah Esmael keeps her eye on the ball while under pressure from Dangerous Heroes’ Onalo Masumpa, during Saturday’s Coke Cup final clash, at Athlone Stadium. Picture: Fuad Esack UCT’s Tara Haoust tries to maintain possession with Dangerous Heroes’ Hlela Philisani hot on her heels. Picture: Fuad Esack Dangerous Heroes’ Mekete Motsami, centre, dominant in the air during her side’s 4-2 win against UCT in Saturday’s Women’s Coke Cup final match, at Athlone Stadium. Picture: Fuad Esack UCT’s Tara Haoust scores her side’s second goal during Saturday’s women’s Coke Cup final. Picture: Fuad Esack

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