-The Brave Warriors beat Mozambique 1-0 in their reverse fixture of the 2019 Afcon qualifier Group K match played at the Sam Nujoma Stadium Tuesday night
-Deon Hotto came off the bench and scored in added time to give the Brave Warriors a 2-1 win over Mozambique on Saturday afternoon in Maputo in their 2019 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) Group K qualifier .
-Windhoek-With only a few days to go before playing Mozambique in the crucial 2019 African Cup of Nations Qualifiers, Namibia's senior football squad is hard at work in the training camp.
-Windhoek - The Brave Warriors will take on the Black Stars of Ghana in the 5th edition of the Dr Hage Geingob Cup on the 24th of November in Windhoek.
-Windhoek-The Namibia Football Association's head of Women's Affairs, Jackey Gertze, has expressed her excitement over the Galz and Goals project's nomination in the Sport Development category at the upcoming Namibia Annual Sport Awards.
-Windhoek-FIFA refereeing instructor Felix Tangawarima expressed nothing but praise for the Namibia Referee Association, after five days of offering training to local match officials and referees in Windhoek.
-Windhoek - The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service, Emma Kantema- Gaomas, has called on Namibians to rally behind women football.
-Windhoek - The Women's Football Super League received a sponsorship of N$750 000 on Thursday from Skorpion Zinc at the Namibia Football Association's Girls Centre in Katutura to get the league started.
-Windhoek-After the friendly defeat to Botswana this past weekend, the time has come for serious business as Brave Warriors Coach Ricardo Mannetti announced a 26-man squad to face Mozambique in the 2019 African Cup Nations qualifiers on Wednesday.
-Okahandja-The chairman of the newly promoted Okahandja United FC, Congo Hindjou, officially appointed former Tigers coach Woody Jacobs as the head coach of that club at the Okahandja town hall on Thursday.
