The battle of the Shipanga’s

Blue Waters and Arrows rivalry ignited
It will be a family affair as Blue Waters coach Lucky Shipanga has his eyes set on schooling his nephew, Paulus Shipanga, in their Debmarine Namibia Premiership match over the weekend.
Jesse Jackson Kauraisa
Two teams hailing from the same town with familiar ties and rivalries – Blue Waters and Eleven Arrows – welcome the return of league football as they go toe-to-toe at Jan Wilke
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-03

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