Old Mutual Group - Football Tournament

 
What part will you play?
 

Owning a football is the fastest way to make friends. Start kicking it around and pretty soon you’ll have someone to kick it to... and, if the two of you kick it around long enough, you may find yourselves in the middle of a running game of football. It doesn’t matter where you’re from or what language you speak; everyone understands “the beautiful game”.

From now until May, you can play or support your colleagues in a game of five-a-side football or simply help fundraise for a good cause!

In playing “The Beautiful Game” we hope to bring together teams from all over the Old Mutual world to show us why they’re in a league of their own when it comes to football. More importantly, we’ll be raising money for Umthombo Street Children.

 

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Well done OMSA Coastal!

OMSA Coastal beat Nedbank 1 - 0 in the final at Mutualpark. It was a stunning day in Cape Town and the tournament attracted hundreds of spectators.

More photos, video footage and a full match report to come!

Keep your eye on the ball: Cape Town

A Green Point of view from Cape Town

In a matter of weeks, this diverse melting pot of 1.3 million people will welcome fans from all over the world. Read more

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The Tournament Weekend

What's in store?

Find out what you can expect from the moment you get to Cape Town on Friday to the moment you head back home.

As you'll be in Cape Town for four full days, we’ve got lots planned from practice sessions, tours in Cape Town...not to mention the tournament itself! There’s also some free time too so you can explore Cape Town yourself.

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Keep your eye on the ball: Berlin

 

Say Berlin and people immediately think of the Wall, even though it is over a decade since "Die Mauer" was broken down.  Football is still something that can divide the city…

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Bogotá - a city with a very interesting football past...


Colombia is a land of folkloric players like Rene Higuita, Claudio Valderrama, Faustino Asprilla and Freddy Rincon.

Stars that left their mark in the 80’s and 90’s with ‘scissor scorpion kicks’, dreadlocks, power,and tremendous skills. Rincon was once compared to a cat playing with a ball of wool.

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Durban - South Africa’s harbour city has so much to offer…

South Africa’s harbour city has so much to offer... not least a great football stadium that is set to host a World Cup semi-final

Durban promises one of the most spectacular views at the 2010 World Cup. Visitors to the Moses Mabhida stadium will be able to go to the top of the 100-metre high arch that stands above the ground, offering panoramic views that stretch as far as the beach beyond it.

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