RUSTENBURG HERALD - RUSTENBURG - Infinity Football Club dominated the Freedom Cup competition, showcasing exceptional skill, strategy, and teamwork. After a series of intense matches, they emerged victorious, lifting the coveted trophy.
The tournament kicked off with a bang, as the team faced off against tough opponents. They battled through the first matches securing crucial wins and draws to advance to the semi-finals. The squad's depth and versatility proved invaluable as they navigated the challenging bracket.
Tendai Nyamukondiwa's stun-ning goal in the semi-finals sealed their spot in the final. Amogelang "Chef" Khunou's exceptional performance by the posts kept the shots at bay.The team's defense held strong, with Sbusiso Mahlangu and Remoneilwe Makgale making crucial saves to secure their wins.
They saw impressive play from the u/13s crew that were drafted into the team, the likes of Blessing "Supersonic" Mokoena, Tapelo "Kolas" Seeme, James "Jimalo" Nyaende, who showed exceptional skills and gave amazing performances. Two Infinity FC players snatched individual awards: Player of the Tournament - Remoneile Makgale and Goal Keeper of the Tournament - Amogelang Khunou.
In the finals, they faced off against a formidable opponent - Silver Angels. The match was dubbed as the Rustenburg Derby with both sides looking for a win. However, Infinity FC's determination and skill ultimately paid off, as they've secured a 2-0 victory.
The u/19 side had to settle for third place as they lost the opportunity to be in the final, thanks to goal difference. Their performance didn't go unnoticed as they battled against Gabz United, Silver Angels and Dream Team, all teams that are extremely good.
This tournament victory is a testament to the team's dedication, perseverance, and passion for the beautiful game. They are proud of their achievement and look forward to continuing to compete at the highest level.
