The highly anticipated Clash of Legends 2025 will bring together four Southern African nations—Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe—for a one-day football extravaganza that promises to showcase the region’s rich football heritage. The event will take place at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown on June 21, offering spectators the chance to watch former national team players compete in a thrilling football spectacle.
Speaking during the event launch, one of the event organizers, Sekhana “Nandos” Koko, shared his excitement for the upcoming edition, emphasizing that this year’s Clash of Legends would serve as a celebration of the shared football legacy that spans across the region. “Through this year’s edition, we aim to celebrate the rich football heritage shared across our nations,” Koko said. “We’re proud to invite more countries this year, and we hope it will help grow the event’s appeal while strengthening football ties in Southern Africa.”
This marks the third consecutive year that the Clash of Legends will be held, and Koko expressed his joy at seeing the event grow. Despite the challenges faced in organizing the competition, the organizers remain determined to ensure that the third edition will surpass all expectations. “Despite the challenges, we’ve soldiered on, and this year’s edition will be more exciting than ever before,” Koko said. “With the inclusion of more countries, we expect an even more thrilling experience for the fans.”
The Clash of Legends is a special event that honors the legendary players who have shaped the history of football in Southern Africa. By featuring former national team stars from Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, the event gives football fans the rare opportunity to see their heroes back on the field. It is also a platform to rekindle the spirit of unity and competition that football brings to the region.
The 2025 edition is set to be an unforgettable spectacle, with more countries, more excitement, and an all-star lineup of former football legends. Fans can look forward to intense matchups, memorable moments, and a celebration of Southern Africa’s football history.
Don’t miss the action—mark your calendars for June 21 and head to Obed Itani Chilume Stadium for what promises to be an epic day of football.
