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BT Football Academy didn’t follow due process when securing trip to Spain for players – WC Sports Dept

22 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The 34 junior players, accompanied by four coaches, took part in an international football tournament in San Sebastian, Spain earlier in July. But the team was abandoned when trip organisers failed to …Read More at Source

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