The SAFA Vodacom League is the Second Division and the overall third tier of South African football (soccer). The competition is sponsored by mobile telecommunications company Vodacom. The Vodacom Promotional League is contested by 16 clubs in each of the 9 geo-political provinces of South Africa (Gauteng, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape, KwaZulu Natal, Mpumalanga, Free State, North West and Limpopo). The winner of each Provincial League qualifies for the annual Vodacom Promotional Play-offs where the winners of two streams (made up of 4 and 5 clubs respectively) qualify automatically for the National First Division. Winners from the SAB Regional League qualify for promotion to the Vodacom Promotional League after a series of play-offs. 144 teams are featured in total.

Since the inception of the Vodacom League in 1998, it has successfully worked as a feeder to the National First Division.

Contents 1 2008/2009 clubs 1.1 Western Cape 1.2 Gauteng 1.3 Free State 1.4 North West 1.5 Mpumalanga 1.6 Northern Cape 1.7 Limpopo 1.8 KwaZulu-Natal 1.9 Eastern Cape 1.10 External links

[edit] 2008/2009 clubs

[edit] Western Cape

Ajax Cape Town
Baltic Rangers
Battswood
Briton Stars
FC Kapstadt
Knysna Bafana
Mbekweni Sundowns
Milano United
Mitchell's Plain United
Mr Price Parkhurst
Nelsons AFC
Old Mutual Academy
Phoenix FC
Steenberg United
UWC Academy
Vasco da Gama

[edit] Gauteng

African All Stars
Alexandra United
Arcadia Shepherds
BK Callies
City Tigers
Galatasaray
Highlands Park
Lusitano
Meadowlands
M Tigers
Pimville Young Stars
Pretoria Kings
Soweto Panthers
Springs United
VUT
Yebo Yes

[edit] Free State

Bloemfontein Young Tigers
Carara Kicks F.C.
Celtic Colts
Juveniles
Liverpool BTX
Mafube United
Manyantseng United
Mathata Take Me Cool
Milan United
Real Madrid
Sasolburg Juventus
Shooting Stars
Transwerk
United
Viljoenskroon Arsenal
Welkom Real Hearts

[edit] North West

Bophirima North West Stars
City of Matlosane United
Eersterus Kings
Inter SA
Jacaranda Callies
Klerksdorp
Klerksdorp Digagabi
Leeds United
Moretele United
Mothupi Birds United
NW Shining Stars
PUK Tawana
RNB
South North West Stars
Tshwane University
Western Tigers

[edit] Mpumalanga

Aces Academy
Barberton City Stars
Batau Killers
ELB Movers
Ehlanzeni Barcelona
FC Benfica
FC Henemat
FC Spurs
Kwazanele United
Middelburg Mighty Saints
Mighty Mega Force
Secunda Stars
Sekhukhuni Masters
Walter Stars
Winners
York

[edit] Northern Cape

Amalawus
Assmang United
Charlton
Hungry Lions
Kakamas Cosmos
Kuruman Rovers
Louisvale Pirates
Morester Jeug
Namaqua Stars
Olympics
Papallelo Chiefs
Sesheng United
Wanderers
William Pescod
Wings United
Young Pirates

[edit] Limpopo

Bahwiti
Bilika All Stars
Classic
Lephalale Young Killers
Magasa
Mahwelereng United
Manenzhe Liverpool
Masemola Diadora
Mighty
Modimole Aces
Mogoshi United
Mokopane
Peace Lovers
Phalaborwa Real Rovers
The Dolphins
Winners Arsenal

[edit] KwaZulu-Natal

Abaqulusi
African Wanderers
Clermont United
Durban Bush Bucks
Island
KwaDukuza Home Boys
KwaMashu All Stars
Maritzburg City
Nomvete FC
Rangers
UKZN
Ulundi Stars
Vryheid Silver Spurs
Wembezi Juventus
Young City Stars
Young Killers

[edit] Eastern Cape

Bay Academy
Blackburn Rovers
Bush Bucks
Cloud 9
Kokstad Swallows
Liverpool
Manchester United
Matat Professionals
NMMU
OR Tambo Cosmos
Park United
Rovers
Shining Stars
Tornado
Tembu Royals
Young Stars

[edit] External links

• FC Kapstadt Official Website
• Lusitano FC Official Website
• Battswood FC Official Website

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