South Africa’s national women’s football team will be aiming to put their recent experience at the London Olympics to good use when the 2012 African Women’s Championship kicks off in Equatorial Guinea on 28 October.
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South Africa’s national women’s football team will be aiming to put their recent experience at the London Olympics to good use when the 2012 African Women’s Championship kicks off in Equatorial Guinea on 28 October.