Hout Bay All Stars through to Coke Cup quarters
Hout Bay All Stars FC's Godfrey Pelston keeps the ball in play during his side's 3-0 win against Woodlands United in a round of 16 Coke Cup fixture, in Grassy Park, on Sunday.
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Newly-established Hout Bay All Stars FC flew the flag for the Good Hope Local Football Association at the weekend's round of 16 Coke Cup matches, played at Rooikrans sports complex, in Grassy Park. All Stars beat a 10-man Woodlands United 3-0 in a somewhat tense affair that saw Woodlands goalkeeper Chadwin Fortune sent off in the first half following an altercation with the referee. In only their first appearance in the competition, All Stars outplayed the former champions to became the first side from the area to make it to the Top 8 section of what is considered Safa Cape Town's flagship competition. They will now face either Bayhill United or Norway Parks in the quarter-finals.
Hout Bay All Stars' Mogamat Toll clears the ball during his side's Coke Cup round of 16 match against Woodlands.
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Hout Bay All Stars' Dillon Lakay surrounded by a trio of white and green jerseys during his side's round of 16 Coke Cup clash against Woodlands United, in Grassy Park, on Sunday.
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Hout Bay All Stars goalkeeper Zinnodine van Rooyen calls for calm in front of goal during his side's Coke Cup last 16 encounter against Woodlands.
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Woodlands United's Sherwin Jafta and Hout Bay All Stars' Ambrose Jacobs challenge for the ball during their sides' Coke Cup clash in Grassy Park, on Sunday.
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Hout Bay All Stars' Duran Phillips looks to take a shot at goal during his side's 3-0 win against Woodlands United, in a Coke Cup fixture, in Grassy Park, at the weekend.
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Hout Bay All Stars' Emile Arendse looks to negotiate his way past Woodlands United's Rowen Matthews, during a Coke Cup fixture in Grassy Park, on Sunday. An overall impressive performance saw Arendse named Coke Cup player-of-the-round.
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