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Lenasia Soccer League

The Lenasia Soccer League (LSA) is an amateur football league based in Lenasia, Gauteng, South Africa. It was founded in 1974 and currently has over 50 teams. The league is divided into three divisions, with promotion and relegation between divisions each season.

History

The LSA was founded in 1974 by a group of local footballers. The first season of the league was played in 1975, with 10 teams participating. The league has grown steadily over the years, and currently has over 50 teams.

Lenasia Soccer League action

The LSA has produced a number of talented footballers over the years, including Bafana Bafana internationals Lucas Radebe and Mark Fish. The league also provides a platform for local talent to develop and progress to higher levels of the game.

Teams

The LSA has a wide variety of teams, from youth teams to senior teams. Some of the most well-known teams in the LSA include:

Venues Lenasia Soccer League match

The LSA plays its games at a variety of venues in Lenasia, including:

  • Lenasia Sports Complex
  • Nirvana Grounds
  • Lenasia West Park
  • Lenasia West High School
  • Lenasia Indian School

Sources

Featured Divisions

  • Lenasia Soccer League Under-13

    Under-13

    1 team
    View Fixtures, Results & League Table

Featured Teams

  • Lesco FC

    Lesco FC

    Johannesburg, South Africa

    Under-13
    View Team Details

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