Outrageous Kasi Football Skills at the Maimane Phiri Games 2015: Watch and Be Amazed!

The Maimane Phiri Games are an annual celebration of soccer in South Africa that honors the legacy of Maimane Phiri, one of the first South African soccer players to have his professional career in Europe. The Games feature teams from various townships and competitions such as free-style soccer, speed dribbling, and skill challenges. The Games also feature traditional Kasi football skills like accurate shooting, precise passing, and skilful dribbling. The event serves as a showcase for the creativity and style of South African soccer and provides an opportunity for the best players from the townships to demonstrate their skills.
This event has now become a tradition held at the Alexandra Stadium in Gauteng, South Africa. Teams from various townships compete in skill challenges, free-style soccer, and speed dribbling contests. Traditional Kasi football skills such as accurate shooting, precise passing, and skilful dribbling are showcased at the event. This event provides a great opportunity for the best players from the townships to demonstrate their skills.
South African Football is a style of soccer that is unique to the country and has become popular for its dynamic and exciting play. Teams from various townships compete in skill challenges, free-style soccer, and speed dribbling contests, showcasing traditional Kasi football skills such as accurate shooting, precise passing, and skilful dribbling. This provides a great opportunity for the best players from the townships to demonstrate their skills and compete for recognition.
Freestyle football, also known as street football or panna, is a unique style of soccer that combines tricks, technical skills, and creative improvisation to dazzle viewers. Freestyle footballers are renowned for their ability to perform extremely difficult and often dangerous tricks with a soccer ball. Some of the best freestylers in the world include Sean Garnier, Soufiane Touzani, Liv Cooke, and Andrew Henderson. These individuals have made a name for themselves by performing unbelievable feats with the soccer ball, such as elastico moves, around-the-worlds, and backflips. Freestyle football is a form of self-expression, allowing the performers to showcase their unique style and creativity.

[@neo2bc258]

Once in a while can we just enjoy soccer and leave out all the technicalities,these kids get signed by big teams who kill their style of play and they start loosing the joy bcz football has been turned into a business. This is why we will never win no world cup,cz we trying to adopt a style of play thats not in our roots. look wat happened to Brazil after the samba kings left.

[@MattMzansi]

+NeonRoids Twobc The story of Skhwama has made the country realize that we still want our kasi identity present.
The fans/supporters made so much noise that someone eventually had to crack. I'm sure the coaching staff at Baroka have been told to leave him to do his styles, but mainly help him in areas where he can grow (shooting,passing, off the ball movements). I'll be personally pissed if he loses his god given talent, I worked too hard for it to go to shit :)

[@neo2bc258]

+MattMzansi Great job and thanks on exposing such talent ma guy,rather i say kaci talent since this is not globally understood. Thing is when these players start seeing money,it now becomes a huge problem. eitherway In essence,i dnt want to turn the chanel to 203 and watch the EPL then back to 204 watch the APL and still see the same shit. If I had the financial powers,id go kaci to kaci collecting every player named ''general'' and start my own team just to conserve our diski identity.

[@alexismatta1456]

What city is this in?

[@MattMzansi]

Alex Massamba Alexandra , Johannesburg - Gauteng

[@alexismatta1456]

Thx man keep it up...

[@rafikdiesel328]

South Africa

[@chumanimnyani1835]

hahahaha Skhwama