The annual Bayview under-16 Youth Cup got under way at Strandfontein sports complex, on Youth Day, Sunday June 16. The quarter- and semi-finals are scheduled for Friday June 21 and the finals will be played the following day, Saturday June 22. Tramway faced Cape Town Fusion in their opening matches on Day 1, playing to a 1-all draw.
Guest speaker Rhynhardt Bresler, the City’s deputy chairman for safety and security, addresses the squads taking part in this year’s Bayview under-16 Youth Cup. Picture: Fuad EsackSquads from across the city and beyond gather for the official opening ceremony of this year’s Bayview under-16 Youth Cup. Picture: Fuad EsackMitchell’s Plain LFA general secretary Clive Bailey welcomes the sides taking part in this year’s Bayview under-16 Youth Cup. Picture: Fuad EsackTramway captain Seth Feldman introduces his side to their opponents Cape Town Fusion in their Bayview under-16 Youth Cup opening match, at Strandfontein sports complex, on Sunday. Picture: Fuad EsackTramway FC’s Che Alan Randall, left, and Cape Town Fusion’s Luke Rudolph tussle for the ball during their sides opening fixture. Picture: Fuad EsackTramway’s Trevino Hermanus and CT Fusion’s Inathi Didiza battle for possession during their sides 1-all draw in their opening Bayview under-16 Youth Cup fixture. Picture: Fuad EsackKuils River-based Newman’s FC players looking relaxed on Day One of this year’s Bayview under-16 Youth Cup. Picture: Fuad EsackPictured are Strandfontein AFC’s Ebrahim Petersen, Liam Jizele, Jedd Alex Philmon, Tyler Christians, Zain Abrahams and Caleb Julius.Tramway FC’s Che Alan Randall, left, and Cape Town Fusion’s Luke Rudolph challenge for the ball during their sides opening Bayview under-16 Youth Cup fixture. Picture: Fuad EsackNewman’s FC coach Alec van der Heever and his troops gather for a team picture on Day One. Picture: fuad Esack
