South African Football Association

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SAFA redirects here. For the JAA programme see SAFA programme. See Scottish Amateur Football Association for the article about that entity.
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Founded 1991
FIFA affiliation 1992
CAF affiliation 1992
President
Molefi Oliphant
Coach
Carlos Alberto Parreira (2007-)

The South African Football Association or SAFA is the governing body of football (soccer) in South Africa. South Africa is hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup. They recently appointed Carlos Alberto Parreira as their new manager.

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[edit] SAFA Regions

SAFA's 9 Provinces

  • SAFA Eastern Cape
  • SAFA Free State
  • SAFA Gauteng
  • SAFA KwaZulu-Natal
  • SAFA Mpumalanga
  • SAFA Northern Cape
  • SAFA Limpopo Province
  • SAFA North-West
  • SAFA Western Cape

[edit] The League

[edit] Associate Members

  • USSASA
  • SASSU
  • SAIFA
  • SAFCA
  • SAFMA

[edit] External links

International football
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     Asia: AFCAsian Cup
     Africa: CAFAfrican Cup of Nations
     North America: CONCACAFGold Cup
     South America: CONMEBOLCopa América
     Oceania: OFCNations Cup
     Europe: UEFAEuropean Championship
     Non-members of FIFA: NFBVIVA World Cup
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