The last dance of Geingob Cup

Football
Football fans are expected to fill the Independence Stadium to the rafters as the Hage Geingob Cup enters its last dance on Saturday.
Jesse Kauraisa
The Hage Geingob Cup has provided many memorable matches and opportunities for football clubs over the years. The tournament, which was first launched in 2014, has seen big teams f
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