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  By Malose Wa Ga Lamola   ShakingInk caught up with JVW Football For Girls and Banyana Banyana star attacker, Gabriela Selgado, and the 1.58m tall player opens up about the race to the Hollywoodbets Super League throne. The transition of Jenine Van Wyk from captaining her at club and national teams into the coaching space. Selgado delves into the Banyana heartbreak of missing out on the Olympic games currently underway in France.  Jenine Van Wyk is an iconic figure in South African football. With a staggering 185 caps under her belt, Van Wyk is the most capped footballer in Africa, both in men and women football. Van Wyk has since hung up her boots and walked into the dugouts to coach JVW Football For Girls in the Hollywoodbets Super League. Selgado shared a dressing room with Van Wyk both at club and national level, she is best suited to spot differences between captain and coach Van Wyk, or similarities if there are any. Though, the transition from playing to coaching ...

  By Malose Wa Ga Lamola Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies goalkeeper, Andile Dlamini, takes ShakingInk into the Chloorkop based outfit camp. Banyana Ba Style are sitting at the summit of the Hollywoodbets Super League log standings and have their eyes glued to the ultimate price- the domestic league title. Their fourth league title on the spin remains possible, but not without a challenge. With the University of the Western Cape and University of Johannesburg mounting the pressure on Sundowns, Dlamini insists that, Sundowns knows the stage and have danced to this beat before. The CAF championship winning side has been included in the Women's Cup where they'll test their fabric against those of best teams in the world. The multi-award winning goalkeeper says, Sundowns, has what it takes to compete at the highest level of the game. The Brazilians have to negotiate their way to the podium with one of the league's powerhouses, in University of Western Cape. Sundowns will host a stubb...