Spurs aim to bring midweek form into weekend showdown with Highbury
Following their inspiring win in the Nedbank Cup preliminary rounds, Cape Town Spurs will now turn their attention back to the Motsepe Foundation Championship, where they will be taking on Highbury at the Wolfson Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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Spurs edge Leopards in Nedbank Cup preliminary tie
Cape Town Spurs advanced to the next phase of the Nedbank Cup competition this week after beating Black Leopards 4-1 on penalties at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Spurs CEO speaks about new sponsor and promotion
Cape Town Spurs CEO Alexi Efstathiou has taken the time to speak to the media about the club’s new sponsorship with Albany Bakery and what’s next in terms of seeking promotion.
Albany Bakeries Partners with Cape Town Spurs Football Club in Exciting New Sponsorship
Cape Town Spurs Football Club is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking sponsorship agreement with Albany Bakeries.
Spurs defeated by JDR Stars
Cape Town Spurs were unfortunately defeated 1-0 by JDR Stars at the Athlone Stadium on Friday afternoon in the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
Spurs still seeking win in JDR clash
Cape Town Spurs will be in action for their next Motsepe Foundation Championship match against JDR Stars on Friday afternoon at the Athlone Stadium.
Baartman believes hard work is key for Urban Warriors
Cape Town Spurs youngster Luke Baartman has no doubt that the Urban Warriors will bounce back and play top-flight football in the near future.
Warriors held by Baroka in MFC
Cape Town Spurs were held to a 1-1 draw in their most recent Motsepe Foundation Championship match against Baroka FC at the Athlone Stadium on Friday evening.
Spurs seeking win in Baroka meeting
Cape Town Spurs will have another chance to grab points in the Motsepe Foundation Championship when they take on Baroka FC at the Athlone Stadium.
FOOTBALL IN THE CITY : A Wake Up Call for all !!!
Tuesday night's international match at Cape Town Stadium between Bafana Bafana and South Sudan served as a stark wake-up call for the City of Cape Town and SAFA. The match attendance was a whopping 53 000 spectators which is phenomenal turnout for a midweek game.