Golden Arrows

History and achievements

Lamontville Golden Arrows is a football club in South Africa, located in Durban. It was founded in 1943 in a township in Durban, Lamontville. In the first half of the 1970s the team played in the National Professional Soccer League before they faced relegation and dropped in 1976. In 1996, the team was formed once again and the Madlalas family bought franchise of Ntokozo FC and became the owner changing the name into Lamontville Golden Arrows.

In 1999/2000 the team became the National First Division Coastal Stream (now known as the Mvela League) winners and gained promotion to the top division. In 2009, Golden Arrows won the MTN 8, beating Ajax Cape Town 6-0.

Their home ground is King Zwelithini Stadium, located in Durban. Its capacity is 10,000.

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Club top players

№	Name and surname	Role	Ranking	Age	Weight	Height	Country
1	Ritus Krjauklis	defender	1	38 years	85 kg	186 cm	Latvia
2	Dumisani Zwane	midfielder	0	35 years			South Africa
3	Nkanyiso Cele	midfielder	0	33 years			South Africa
4	Nkosingiphile Gumede	goalkeeper	0	31 years	95 kg	176 cm	South Africa
5	Siya Mngoma	goalkeeper	0	36 years	72 kg		South Africa
6	Mzuvukile Tom	defender	0	42 years	72 kg	171 cm	South Africa
7	Joseph Musonda	defender	0	47 years	72 kg	176 cm	South Africa
8	Siyanda Zwane	defender	0	39 years	79 kg	178 cm	South Africa
9	Ndabenhle Mthembu	defender	0	38 years	80 kg	188 cm	South Africa
10	Philani Kunene	defender	0	35 years	76 kg	180 cm	South Africa