The Moletsi Super Cup is once again bringing the football community together in Ga-Phago, Moletsi, Limpopo, as the prestigious tournament enters its second annual edition.
Organised by renowned South African sports journalist and radio presenter Mmasekepe Matsebane, who also serves as Chairman of the Mmasekepe Matsebane Foundation and United Warriors Football Club, the tournament is built around a powerful vision: using football and netball to unite communities and create opportunities for talented players.
The Moletsi Super Cup got underway on 19 September 2026 and will run until 4 October 2026, when the tournament will culminate in a major finals celebration at Ga-Phago.
The competition has grown into one of the prominent football tournaments in Moletsi, attracting some of the best teams from across all nine provinces of South Africa. This year’s edition features a highly competitive Top 32 format, promising football supporters an exciting showcase of talent.

The tournament has also attracted significant support, with Hollywoodbets among its major sponsors. The event is further supported by the King of Moletsi, Kgoshi Kgabo Moloto III, highlighting the important role the tournament plays within the local community.
Last year’s inaugural tournament was won by Mmotong LTD FC, who will be looking to defend their crown in this year’s competition.
HERITAGE DAY BLOCKBUSTER
Football fans are in for a treat on 24 September Heritage Day, with several highly anticipated fixtures scheduled to take place at the Moletsi Super Cup.
Among the headline clashes are:
ROR Stars vs Defending Champions LTD FC
Maupye Real Rovers vs Moletsi Celtics
United Warriors vs Bakoena FC
Lataba FC vs Alpha Boys
With so much talent on display, the Heritage Day fixtures are expected to provide a memorable celebration of football and community spirit.
R100,000 UP FOR GRABS
The stakes are higher this year, with the champions set to walk away with a R100,000 prize, while the runners-up will receive R50,000.
Chairman Mmasekepe Matsebane is encouraging football supporters from Moletsi and beyond to come out in numbers, support the participating teams and witness some of the country’s emerging football talent.
The Moletsi Super Cup is more than just a football tournament it is an initiative aimed at uniting communities, celebrating sporting talent and creating a platform where football and netball can bring people together.
As the road to the 4 October final continues, all eyes are now on Ga-Phago as teams battle for glory and the chance to be crowned Moletsi Super Cup champions.
