Amagluglug - The South African under-23 national soccer team.
Ajax Cape Town - The Urban Warriors AmaZulu - Usuthu
Amajita - South Africa's under-20 national soccer team.
Bafana Bafana - "The boys the boys". South Africa's national soccer team.
Banyana Banyana - "The girls the girls". South Africa's national womens soccer team.
Basetsana - South African under-20 womens soccer team.
BidVest Wits - 'The Clever Boys'
Black Leopards - Lidoda Duvha
Bloemfontein Celtic - Phunya Sele Sele
Free State Stars - Ea Lla Koto
Golden Arrows - Abafana Bes'thende
Jomo Cosmos - 'Ezenkosi'
Kaizer Chiefs - Amakhosi
Moroka Swallows - The Beautiful Birds
Orlando Pirates - Buccaneers
Platinum Stars - 'The Lions of the North'
Santos FC - The People's Team
Mamelodi Sundowns - The Brazillians
SuperSport United - 'Matsatsantse a Pitori'
Thanda Royal Zulu - 'Amabhubesi'
Soccer Chat
Doing a Benni - Origins: Saying comes from the formerly much-lauded Bafana Bafana striker Benni McCarthy's "uncharitable habit of turning his back on his country", following many instances of failing to turn-up to play for South Africa's national soccer squad. Means showing disloyalty and being irresponsible.
Inkomo - A wack (bad) soccer player.
Khanjana - A match ticket.
Laduma - A cheer to celebrate when a goal has been scored.
MIB - Refers to the Referee.
Scheme - Refers to the starting line-up. Uses: "What's the scheme for Bafana Bafana?"
Vuvuzela - A large plastic trumpet blown enthusiastically at soccer matches.
Inkomo - A wack (bad) soccer player.
Khanjana - A match ticket.
Laduma - A cheer to celebrate when a goal has been scored.
MIB - Refers to the Referee.
Scheme - Refers to the starting line-up. Uses: "What's the scheme for Bafana Bafana?"
Vuvuzela - A large plastic trumpet blown enthusiastically at soccer matches.
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