HOLLYWOODBETS SUPER LEAGUE

UWC Ladies coach Thinasonke Mbuli

Thinasonke Mbuli backs the new Hollywoodbets Super League format

University of the Western Cape coach Thinasonke Mbuli welcomes the new Hollywoodbets Super League format, saying it will help ease the financial burden of travel for clubs.

POLOKWANE, SOUTH AFRICA - MAY 28: Lucky Sibiya coach of TS Galaxy Queens during the Hollywoodbets Super League match between Copperbelt Ladies and TS Galaxy Queens at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium

Sibiya backs Pirates Cup as key to TS Galaxy Queens’ Super League readiness

TS Galaxy Queens head coach Sizwe Sibiya says with the uncertainty around the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) now resolved, the Pirates Cup has emerged as a vital platform for his team’s preparations ahead of the Hollywoodbets Super League season.

Wadi Degla FC women's coach Shilene Booysen

One of Africa’s leading technical brains heads Stellenbosch FC’s women’s football programme

Stellenbosch FC’s plans for their women’s football programme have just received a major boost, with one of the top women’s football brains in the country, Shilene Booysen, joining them.

Simphiwe Dludlu, Head Coach, of South Africa during the COSAFA Women's Championship final match between Zambia and South Africa at Isaac Wolfson Stadium on September 11, 2022 in Gqeberha, Sou

Coaching on her terms: Simphiwe Dludlu rejects unpaid roles

Former Banyana Banyana assistant coach Simphiwe Dludlu says she remains open to a return to club football but insists the right opportunity has yet to present itself.

Newly appointed University of Fort Hare Ladies coach Simphiwe Mafene

Simphiwe Mafene relieved as HWBSL start date brings clarity

University of Fort Hare coach Simphiwe Mafene says the team has used the extended pre-season period to address internal administrative matters while awaiting the resumption of the 2026 Hollywoodbets Super League.

TS Galaxy forward Leandra Smeda

Sizwe Sibiya speaks HWBSL title ambitions for TS Galaxy Queens

TS Galaxy Queens coach Sizwe Sibiya says the team has raised its points target to over 80 in a bid to dethrone Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies in the Hollywoodbets Super League this season.