Six Nations finals end in a draw

GRAAFF-REINET FOOTBALL NEWS - To keep players motivated and in good shape for next season, Eleven Attackers Football Club (FC) from Masizakhe organised the Six Nations soccer tournament amongst themselves, said coach and manager of Eleven Attackers, Theo Appolis.

The teams pooled their money with the winner taking the jackpot after the finals.

The tournament started at 12:00 on Saturday with Real Madrid and Black Arrows from uMasizakhe facing each other. Black Arrows won 5-2.

In the next match, Dangerous Darkies beat AmaMpondo 3-2 and then Eleven Attackers beat Academy 3-0.

On Sunday in the semi-finals, Black Arrows managed to beat Academy 4-3.

Dangerous Darkies and Eleven Attackers played to a draw but on the penalty shoot out Eleven Attackers beat Dangerous Darkies by 6-5.

Kwanele Mabie (right) from Eleven Attackers trying to get the ball under control in the finals against Black Arrows. Photos: Neco Bokwe

The finals between Black Arrows and Eleven Attackers ended in a draw 1-1 but as it was too dark so no penalty shoot-out was possible and it was decided the two teams share the prize money.

Mthobeli Moli (left) and Lelethu Mazana from Black Arrows battle for control of the ball.