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Khayelitsha Champions League
Match Day

📍 Venue: Khayelitsha Stadium
📅 Date: Sunday, 15 February 2026

Y2K College 🆚 Goal Hunters
11:30

Mighty United 🆚 TTACT United
13:00

Future Stars 🆚 YBC FC
14:30

Young Rebels 🆚 Silver City
16:00

RED DOGSS ❤️🐺

Asiyeki Gents .

MATCH DAY 1 - Wrap
Khayelitsha Champions League
Results

Masango 0-7 Silver City

Codesa 2-3 Mahlangu

TTACT 7-1 New Stars

Swallows 2- 1 City Movers

U&I 0-0 Valencia

Goal Hunters 3-1 Lagoon

Teenagers 6-3 Bafana United

YBC 11-1 Junior Stars

KHAYELITSHA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2026: THE ELITE OF KHAYELITSHA FOOTBALL COLLIDE

The second edition of the Khayelitsha Champions League is officially starting tomorrow, and the 2026 season promises to raise the bar even higher. This year’s competition brings together the top four teams from Khayelitsha’s Local Football Associations (LFAs) a powerful mix of champions, runners-up, and consistent performers who earned their place among the elite.

This is no longer just about champions. It is about quality, consistency, and competitive pedigree.

Reigning champions Mighty United return as the team everyone wants to beat. Their inaugural triumph set the benchmark, but defending the title will be significantly harder this time around.

Among the top four qualifiers are five reigning LFA champions, representing different corners of Khayelitsha:
• YBC FC – Khayelitsha LFA
• Valencia – Makhaza LFA
• Lagoon FC – Monwabisi LFA
• Young Rebels – Lingelethu LFA
• U & I FC – Mandela Park LFA

These sides arrive with winning mentality and high expectations but they are not alone.

What makes this competition competitive is the inclusion of strong top four finishers who narrowly missed league titles but proved their consistency across the season. Teams like Rebels, Goal Hunters, Future Stars, and others bring balance, pace, and tactical flexibility that can punish any mistake.

In this format, reputation counts for little. Performance counts for everything.

With matches spread across Mandela Park, Makhaza and Khayelitsha Stadiums, the tournament demands squad depth, mental strength, and discipline. Group stages will feel like knockouts, and momentum could decide who survives and who falls early.

This year’s Khayelitsha Champions League is not just a champions’ showcase, it is a true elite competition, featuring the best four teams from every corner of Khayelitsha football.

Khayelitsha football’s finest are ready. The battle begins now.

Asiye RED DOGS .🐺❤️

Senior Players & juniors that are also playing in seniors
Training start at 17h30 latest 18h00 , please gents masivele one chance as'bizi asigxothi 🙏⚽️❤