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Families ready to welcome home some of the BT Football Academy players who were stranded in Portugal

23 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Two of the 28 young football players, and one of the coaches, who were stuck in Portugal after a botched football tour are expected to land at the Cape Town International Airport on Wednesday …Read More at Source

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