SAFA structures, competitions & leagues gearing up for 2021
15 December 2020 – The South African Football Association (SAFA), following a long unity process to address injustices of the past, was incorporated on 23 March 1991. The body developed a solid structure within South African football and the process is ongoing and...
SAFA Men’s Regional (SAB) League roundup
13 October 2020 - With government giving the green light for all football activities to resume immediately, there is keen interest by players, coaches and fans where their favourite SAB League teams sat in the log standings when football was suspended. Here's a...
SAFA SAB Men’s U21 League
The SAB League season begins each year in September and runs until the end of the season when the National Championships are played. More than 1000 local football clubs, comprising a total of more than 26 000 players participate in the league on a weekly basis.
The countrywide competitions lead to the Provincial Play-offs held towards the end of each season. This eventually results in a total of 18 teams broken into two teams per province, promoted to the SAFA Second Division.
As a culmination of the SAB League season, provincial squads are selected across all nine provinces plus an invitational team from the University Sports South Africa (USSA) to compete in the National Championships. The 10 teams are pitted against each other in a public draw that is conducted by SAFA and competition sponsors, SAB.
All SAFA SAB League fixtures. results and logs are available on MYSAFA.net.
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