Africa-Press – Eswatini. The 2024/25 edition of the Commissioner General’s Cup came to a thrilling close on Wednesday, with the Manzini Remand Centre clinching the soccer title in a tough finale that kept spectators on the edge of their seats.
The showdown between Manzini Remand Centre and Matsapha Correctional was a tightly contested affair, ending in a stalemate during regulation time. With no goals to separate the two sides, the match proceeded to a penalty shoot-out where nerves of steel were required. Remand Centre emerged victorious with a 4-3 win, earning them the championship crown and securing their place in this season’s history books.
However, soccer was not the only sport that lit up the Staff College grounds. The multi-code tournament showcased the depth of talent and competitiveness across various disciplines within the Correctional Services.
In netball, it was Matsapha Correctional who reigned supreme, outplaying their opponents to take the top prize. Meanwhile, Big Bend proved unbeatable in darts, and College walked away champions in the pool tournament.
Tug-of-War also brought out the strength and team spirit of participants, with Correctional Headquarters Men and College Women claiming victory in their respective divisions. The athletics segment was dominated by Mbabane Correctional, who were crowned overall winners after displaying exceptional speed, stamina, and technique across track and field events.
Adding a nostalgic and entertaining twist to the day, former soccer legends took to the field for the Old Timers match. These seasoned players, many of whom had hung up their boots years ago, reminded the crowd of their class and flair in an exhibition match that brought joy and memories to fans of all ages.
The Commissioner General’s Cup continues to grow as a celebration of sport, camaraderie, and physical fitness within the Eswatini Correctional Services. As the 2024/25 edition draws to a close, participants and supporters alike are already looking forward to next year’s showdown of talent and teamwork.
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