Lesotho Football Association
A great welcome to this quarter’s LeFA newsletter to my dear football family. It’s been celebration galore as the curtain came down on the 2024/25 season and champions of the respective leagues being crowned. I
Lesotho Football Association
The 2024/25 Vodacom Premier League (VPL) season is nearing its conclusion, with just two matchdays remaining for each team. These final matches will determine the top four finishers, the teams relegated, and the eventual league
Lesotho Football Association
The Lesotho Football Association will conduct the CAF A License Coaching Diploma Refresher Course for twenty-three coaches that were the first group to attain the coaching qualification in the Kingdom in 2016. The Refresher Course
Lesotho Football Association
The Lesotho Football Association President Advocate Salemane Phafane (KC) has been elected to serve in the FIFA Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee by the 75th FIFA Congress held in Asunción, Paraguay. The Election of the
Lesotho Football Association
Lesotho Girls U-17 coach Tjamela Tjamela will be looking for consistency at the COSAFA Girls U17 Championship that gets underway on Saturday in Namibia after her team reached the final in their debut tournament in
Lesotho Football Association
Lesotho Senior National team players plying their trade outside the country endured mixed fortunes over the weekend as Sekhoane Moerane kept his fourth clean sheet in five matches while Thabo Makhele inked a milestone at
Lesotho Football Association
Kick4Life Women have been crowned champions of the Lesotho Women Super League for the first time in their history having clinched the 2024/2025 title with a game to spare. The Elizabeth Yelimana coached side wrapped
Lesotho Football Association
The race to win promotion to the Premier will go to the wire in the A Division South Stream as Members, Qoaling Highlanders and Quthing LMPS all have a chance of securing the single automatic
Lesotho Football Association
Likuena utility player Thabang Malane has dedicated winning his first trophy in Namibia to his late mother after helping African Stars beat Young African 1-0 to clinch the MTC Maris Cup. The final played at
Lesotho Football Association
Likuena players plying their trade outside the country endured mixed fortunes on their return to club football following the FIFA break where the Leslie Notsi coached side played South Africa and Rwanda respectively. The Lesotho
