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Today the Champions of the Nedbank Grey Soccer Tournament Will Be Decided

In the News Today: Kimberley Boys’ High pushed the defending champions, St Stithians, all the way in the Cup semi-finals before losing out on penalties.

Who will be crowned the champions of the Nedbank Grey Soccer Tournament? That question is on the verge of being answered.

Following three days of intense competition, the final match of the Nedbank Grey Soccer Tournament is scheduled for Tuesday, 24 September, and it will bring the curtain down on the 2024 edition of the prestigious event. St Stithians College, the defending champions, will face Robinvale in the Cup final.

Saints made it all the way through to the main game despite suffering defeats in their first two matches, which speaks volumes about their mental toughness.

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