Presentation

1. Presentation • Briefing to Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation

2. BACKGROUND

3. AGENDA • WOMEN’S FOOTBALL • NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE • BANAYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • REVENUE FOR WOMEN FOOTBALL IN SOUTH AFRICA

4. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL • SAFA’s investment into women’s football is unparalleled. • 2016 SAFA invested R52,1m • 2017 SAFA invested R51,0m • 2018 SAFA invested • U13/U15 LFA Leagues R7,5 (LEGACY TRUST) • HPC/U20 Women’s Academy R6,5 (LEGACY TRUST) • SASOL Women’s League R10,5m (SASOL) • U17 Women’s National Team R2,0 (LEGACY TRUST) • U20 Women’s National Team R4,8m (LEGACY TRUST) • BANAYANA BANYANA R20m (SASOL) • TOTAL INVESTEMENT R51,3m .

5. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL • REVENUE • Broadcast Revenue • SABC R110m per annum (2015, 2016, 2017,) • R40m SAFA reinvested into Womens Football • SABC R10m for 2018/19 • SAFA by far exceeds the CAF/FIFA requirements of women • Technical staff national team DOCTOR, PHYSIOTHERAPIST are women • SAFA’s Women’s National Teams COACHES (Women and former players) • TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Woman • Referees we have increased women referees at grassroots level We are one of a few associations in the world, who has a female match official taking charge of PSL matches.

6. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL

7. GROWTH OF WOMEN’S FOOTBALL – PARTICIPATING IN SOUTH AFRICA

8. GROWTH OF FOOTBALL PARTICIPATING OVER THREE PERIODS

9. SABC AUDIENCE NUMBERS

10. WOMEN’S NATIONAL LEAGUE

11. NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE : Context • Women’s football has developed enormously since the first FIFA Women’s World Cup in China in 1991. • Today, 30 million women worldwide play football, the sport is thriving at elite level. • Despite these advancements, much still NEED to be done • To reach our target of 1million women / girl footballers in our country • The Women’s National League will provide elite level competition • This will contribute to achieving sustainable success for BANYANA . • The teams are comprised of the best players in our country and our region (SADC)

12. NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE : Purpose • Elevate women’s football as a commercial brand • Create competition and promotion to the National League from Sasol Provincial League • Create a platform for National Coaches to identify and select players • Drive the continuous excellence in women’s football and to raise the overall standard of play • Attract community involvement and create public awareness and interest in the National League. • Generate better exposure for women’s football which will attract sponsors for the League and the teams • To develop football partnerships with Local and Provincial Governments to support the provincial teams in the league.

13. NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE : Structure

14. NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE: Requirements • Promotion via the SASOL League National Play Offs • Compliance with the Club Licensing System • Coach must have a minimum qualification • At least one of the Coach / Assistant Coach shall to be a female • Minimum personnel to be: • Head Coach • Assistant Coach • Team Manager • Team Doctor • Media Officer

15. NATIONAL WOMEN’S LEAGUE : Key Actions • Internal Workshop to deal with structure • Meeting with the Teams to outline the process • Sponsorships: Accommodation, Kit, etc • Stakeholder management, development, sustain • Secure broadcast partnership with TV Service providers • Secure playing facilities with Municipalities • Partnership with Universities to ensure access to team scientific support

16. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019

17. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • On Tuesday 27 November 2018 in Ghana – the South African Women’s Senior National Team (BANYANA BANYANA) qualified for our first ever FIFA Women’s World Cup, France 2019.

18. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • PRIORITY : World Cup Qualification, SAFA invested heavily over the past 3 years in matches for BANYANA BANYANA against the USA, Netherlands, France, Sweden, Chile as well as participation in two COSAFA Tournaments and the Cyprus Women’s Cup 2016 • vs NETHERLANDS, in Netherlands on 4th and 7th June 2016 • vs USA, in USA on 9th July 2016 • vs FRANCE, in Reunion on 22nd January 2017 • vs SWEDEN, in Cape Town on 18th and 21st January 2018 • CYPRUS CUP 2018 from 28th February to 7th March 2018 • (Slovakia, Hungry, North Korea, Belgium) • COSAFA WOMEN’S CUP from 12th to 18th September 2018 • vs CHILE, in Chile on 6th and 9th October 2018 • AFCON, GHANA 2018, from 17th November to 1st December 2018

19. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • Long before AFCON participation and qualification for the FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP FRANCE 2019, • SAFA confidently signed SWEDEN and the NETHERLANDS (January 2019), Confirmed participation in CYPRUS 2019 • Signed the USA (May 2019) – as preparation matches for the FWWC 2019 • ALBERTINA SISULU CENTENARY CHALLENGE vs SWEDEN, in Cape Town on 17th and 22nd January 2019 • WINNIE MANDELA CHALLENGE vs NETHERLANDS, in Cape Town on 19th January 2019 • CYPRUS CUP 2019, from 25th February to 7th March 2019 • (Finland, Korea DPR, Czech Republic) • Farewell match vs JAMAICA, in Durban on 7 April 2019 • FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour • vs USA, in USA on 12 May 2019

20. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019

21. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019

22. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • FAREWELL MATCH vs JAMAICA (FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TROPHY TOUR) • TIME 10h00~16h45 10h00 Press Conference with National Team and Coach (team, hotel) 11h45 Public Meet and Greet with FIFA Football Legend opportunity, on the annex field adjacent to the main stadium 12h30 4 x Small sided girls bare foot football matches (pitch divided into 4 quarters) approximately 50~72 kids / Live Your Goals program 14h45 Display of the FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP pitch side 15h00 International friendly, Farewell match – SOUTH AFRICA vs JAMAICA 15h45 Half Time Meet and Greet with FIFA Football Legend opportunity / introduction to the crowd

23. BANYANA BANYANA PREPARATIONS – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP, FRANCE 2019 • We are currently planning extended team camps during April / May, to allow the coach to better keep the players conditioned for the World Cup in June • Whilst winning always remains top of the agenda, the preparation matches will provide for the gaining of experience and learning technically from our opposition • Key to our preparations for World Cup .

24. CURRENT BANYANA BANYANA GRADUATES

25. CURRENT BANYANA BANYANA GRADUATES

26. WOMENS FOOTBALLERS ON INCREASEFUNDING ON THE DECREASE • INCREASE IN WOMEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS OVER THE YEARS TO 429,000 • SECOND BIGGEST WOMEN SPORT IN SA • PARASTATELS SPONSORSHIP • TELKOM PSL • SAA SAFA/VALUE IN KIND • TRANSNET NIL • ESKOM NIL • DENEL NIL • SABC REDUCED OFFER FROM R110m TO R10m per annum • NO BROADCAST OF BANYANA AND BAFANA, U20 MATCHES • PETROSA NIL

27. WOMENS FOOTBALL REVENUE • Broadcast Revenue • SABC R110m per annum (2015, 2016, 2017,) R40m reinvested into Women Football • SABC’s 2018/19 offer of R10m per annum for the following: • MATCHES FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFICATIONS 2018/19 • 10 BAFANA MATCHES QUALIFIED FWC 1998,2002, 2010 • 10 BANYANA MATCHES QUALIFIED FIFA WORLD CUP FRANCE 2019 • OLYMPIC MALE QUALIFIED RIO OLYMPICS BRAZIL 2016 • OLYMPIC FEMALE QUALIFIED RIO OLYMPICS BRAZIL 2016 • U20 MALE QUALIFIED FWC KOREA 2017, POLAND 2019 • U20 FEMALE SOUTHERN AFRICAN CHAMPS 0NLY 1TEAM QUALIFY • U17 MALE QUALIFIED FWC CHILE 2015 • U17 FEMALE QUALIFIED FWC URUGUAY DEC 2018 • FINALS MOTSEPE LEAGUE, SASOL LEAGUE , SAB LEAGUE, BURGER KING u19 • WINNIE MANDELA, ALBERTINA SISULU CHALLENGE, NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE

28. BETTING ON FOOTBALL IN SOUTH AFRICA

29. BETTING ON FOOTBALL IN SOUTH AFRICA • Wagering Strategy – Providing a Fair Return for Wagering on SAFA Events • South African Football should receive a fair return from wagering operators who conduct betting on SAFA events. • Over the last six years, South African sports betting has grown by 450% to ZAR39.7 billion at an average compound growth rate of 32.9% per annum(1). We estimate that gross return to South African wagering operators to be approximately ZAR3.5 billion(2). • The vast proportion of this betting is conducted on football 60%-90%, with international football dominating domestic events(3). • Betting on rugby, cricket and American sports (whilst being relatively small in comparison to football) comprise the majority of the remaining sports betting activity. • Currently wagering operators do not directly contribute funding the sports controlling bodies they bet on.

30. BETTING ON FOOTBALL IN SOUTH AFRICA • 1 Source: “National Gambling Statistics financial year ending 31 March 2018”, National Gambling Board of SA • 2 Based on an average gross margin of 8.5% on fixed odds sports betting and 20.0% on totalisator sports • 3 60% is based on the understanding that “numbers games” maybe included within “national sports betting statistics”, whilst the 90% estimate is based on national “sports betting statistics” excluding numbers games.

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