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Lenasia South’s Eleven Stars FC win Family International Cup

The tournament attracted support from the SAPS, Sedibeng Flying Squad, SANCA, ACDP, AQuelle, Queens of Courage and the Youth Crime Prevention Desk of Lenasia South. Teachers also contributed to the day’s entertainment with music, while community members, parents and supporters came out to support the eight participating teams.

October 27, 2026

Eleven Stars FC emerged victorious at the Family International Cup Tournament after defeating One Touch Development 1-0 in the final at Kiasher Park Sports Ground in Lenasia South Extension 4 on 24 October.

Hosted by Eleven Stars FC in partnership with community leaders, the under-12 tournament brought together eight teams and almost 150 players from across the region, including Ennerdale, Lenasia South and Majazane. Approximately 150 supporters also attended the event.

The tournament aimed to mentor young players and their clubs on the importance of discipline both on and off the field. Organisers also emphasised the need for parents, community members and local stakeholders to work together in supporting young people through sport. Eleven Stars FC secured the title with a narrow 1-0 victory over One Touch Development, with the winning team receiving the trophy and gold medals, while the runners-up received silver medals.

The event also received support from various stakeholders, including the Sedibeng Flying Squad, the South African Police Service (SAPS), the South African National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (SANCA), the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP), AQuelle and community organisations. Queens of Courage, the Youth Crime Prevention Desk and other community partners were also among the organisations associated with the tournament.

Beyond the football matches, the day included entertainment, music and hospitality, creating an opportunity for families, supporters and community organisations to come together. The tournament highlighted the role community sporting events can play in encouraging discipline, teamwork and positive relationships among young people while strengthening cooperation between clubs, parents and local stakeholders.

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