Africa-Press – Eswatini. Royal Leopards FC has officially departed the Kingdom this morning en route to Botswana, where they will face Namibian giants Young Africans FC in a highly anticipated CAF Confederation Cup fixture scheduled for Saturday, September 20, 2025, at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown.
The team’s send-off was graced by the National Commissioner of Police, Manoma Vusie Masango, who was accompanied by his Executive. Addressing the players before their departure, Masango charged the squad to represent the country with pride and determination. He urged them to fight for results that would carry them closer to the finals, reminding them that they are not only playing for themselves but also for the entire nation
“We must focus on scoring and securing the win. Once we’re back home, it’s crucial to finish the job we began on the road. The most important thing is to move on to the next stage.” Said Masango.
The police outfit, known for their resilience and tactical discipline, faces a formidable Young Africans side, but Leopards have shown in previous continental campaigns that they are capable of upsetting established names. The squad will look to draw on both experience and national spirit as they aim to take a decisive step forward in the Confederation Cup journey.
For Eswatini football fans, Saturday’s clash is more than just a game it is a chance to see the nation’s colors represented on an international stage, with Leopards carrying the collective hope of writing another proud chapter in the country’s football history.
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