Sydney Zambezi Football Alliance (SYZA)
African Cup NSW 2025
🏆 Where Football Meets Culture
What began with a handful of men’s teams has evolved into a powerhouse event featuring over 47 teams across Senior Men’s, Women’s, and Junior divisions. Held at the world-class Wanderers Football Park in Sydney, the tournament now spans nine weeks of thrilling Saturday matchdays, drawing thousands of fans and livestream viewers.
Unity, Talent, and Culture on One Field
Since its founding in 1999, the Africa Cup NSW has grown from a grassroots initiative into one of New South Wales’ most vibrant sporting and cultural festivals. Inspired by the legendary Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), this annual tournament unites African-Australian communities through the universal language of football—and it’s back in 2025, bigger and bolder than ever.
🏆 African Cup NSW
Sports Event
🗓️ 18/10/2025- 13/12/2025
📍Western Sydney Wanderers
81 Eastern Rd, Rooty Hill NSW 2766
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More than a Cultural Celebration
The Africa Cup NSW is a full-sensory experience. Alongside the on-field action, spectators enjoy:
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🎶 Live African drumming and music
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🍲 Traditional food stalls from across the continent
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🧡 Community markets and cultural showcases
With teams representing all 54 African nations, plus players from the broader diaspora and mainstream Australia, the event fosters unity, pride, and cross-cultural
Sydney Zambezi Football Alliance – Proud Participants
The Sydney Zambezi Football Alliance is proud once again to represent Zimbabwe in the 2025 Africa Cup NSW.
We stand for unity, respect, and excellence — both on and off the field — and are committed to promoting African culture, youth development, and community pride in every match we play..
Women’s Football Rising
n 2021, the tournament made history by launching its Women’s Division, thanks to the tireless advocacy of leaders like Petronila Ada. Six nations competed in the inaugural year, with Sierra Leone taking the crown. Since then, the women’s competition has grown in strength and visibility, inspiring a new generation of female athletes.
From Local Heroes to Professional Stars
The Africa Cup NSW has become a launchpad for emerging talent. One standout is Alusine Fofana, who rose through the ranks to join the Western Sydney Wanderers. The tournament continues to spotlight future stars and connect them with professional pathways.