Brave Warriors

The Brave Warriors are implored to win the 2017 edition of the Dr. Hage Geingob Cup as they face Zimbabwe in a FIFA International Friendly on 11 November at the majestic Sam Nujoma Stadium in celebration of the country’s President’s legacy.

The Brave Warriors are happy to have played and won against Botswana on Saturday in an international friendly match played at the Sam Nujoma Stadium as they look ahead to the 2018 African Nations Championship finals in January.

A brace from Peter Shalulile and a goal by Roger Katjiteo propelled the Brave Warriors to a well-deserved 3-1 win over rivals Botswana in an international friendly match played at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Katutura on Saturday afternoon.

The two sides met at the same venue of the 5-4 penalties victory for Botswana in the 2016 Cosafa Cup at the quarterfinals stage and this time around, after Botswana went head on six minutes through Mpho Kgaswane, Highland Park striker Peter Shalulile justified his call up and slotted home on 33 minutes to draw parity before halftime.

Ricardo Mannetti will use the Botswana friendly to prepare for the 2018 Total African Nations Championships (CHAN) finals but have called up three foreign-based players for tactics and depth for the international friendly on Saturday.

The Brave Warriors will on Saturday take on Botswana in an international friendly match in preparations for the upcoming 2018 African Nations Championship at the Sam Nujoma Stadium, 16h00.

The Brave Warriors will have to wait a little longer before making final arrangements for their maiden appearance at the 2018 Total African Nations Championships as three new countries has emerged in contention to host the championship following a decision to strip Kenya off the hosting rights recently.

Muna Katupose has engraved his name in Namibian football folklore with another historic performance as he fired Namibia to a 2-0 victory over Comoros and a place at the 2018 African Nations Championship finals.

The sweet 2-0 victory for the Brave Warriors on Sunday against Comoros was by Namibians for Namibians as the team heads to Kenya 2018 African Nations Championship finals for the first time ever.

Collective support and team work from Namibians on Super Sunday at the Sam Nujoma will go a long way in pushing the Brave Warriors over the line into the 2018 Kenya Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) finals.

Local football fans are urged to buy tickets and come early for Sunday’s clash against Comoros to avoid long queues and possible injuries and missing the action of the crucial 2018 African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifiers final round second leg.