-The Namibian senior women's national football side is missing out on a chance to progress to the next round of qualifiers for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, after losing to neighbouring Botswana on aggregate on Tuesday night at the Sam Nujoma stadium in Windhoek

-Brave Gladiators' assistant coach says the team failed to live up to expectations in the first leg of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic qualifiers, which ended in a disappointing defeat

-Senior Women’s Football team the Brave Gladiators will take on their Botswana counterparts in the first leg of the 2020 Olympic qualifiers on Friday

-Restoring trust among all stakeholder, is on the priorities list of the newly appointed chief executive officer of the Namibia Premier league, Harald Füller

-Uutoni on Monday wished the Brave Gladiators luck in their upcoming match against Botswana on the 5th of April in Gaborone

-Brave Warriors Coach Ricardo Mannetti said many of his current crop of players will still be around after this year's Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Egypt

-The Brave Warriors will play against Zambia on the 23rd of March in Lusaka, a match in which a draw will guarantee the team a place at AFCON 2019 in Eqypt

-Black Africa restored their 7 points lead at the top of the NPL log standings after beating Otjiwarongo-based Life Fighters 4-0 in their match contested at the Same Nujoma Stadium on Saturday

-The UEFA Champions League Trophy accompanied by former Manchester United legend Nemanja Vidic arrived in the country on Thursday, from South Africa

-This year's Standard Bank Cup semi-finals promise to be entertaining, following an exciting draw, which happened during a Soccer Pitch broadcast on Thursday in Windhoek