Milford received a powerful send-off prayer in Richards Bay today, bringing together dignitaries from across various districts in a united show of support.
The event was marked by hope, encouragement, and pride, as the community rallied behind the team ahead of their journey.
Milford will face TS Galaxy in the Nedbank Cup semi-final at Solomon Mahlangu Stadium on Sunday.
They will be aiming to reach the final for the first time, with the other semi-final set to be contested by Durban City and Casric Stars on Saturday.
Speaking on behalf of the MEC and HOD for Sport, Arts and Culture, Head of Ministry Mrs Nobuhle Mashaba wished the players well and reaffirmed the department’s commitment to their success. In a significant announcement, she said:
“We are providing the club with three buses, as well as accommodation for team management members who do not have it.”
The gesture underscores the province’s dedication to ensuring Milford FC are well-equipped and supported as they represent KwaZulu-Natal.
Milford FC now embark on their campaign with both symbolic encouragement and practical backing, embodying the spirit of resilience and community strength.
