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Stadium

Leshoboro Seeiso Sports Complex

Mafeteng, Lesotho

The Leshoboro Seeiso Sports Complex sits in Mafeteng, a town roughly 76 kilometers from Maseru. Bantu FC call it home. The club has been around since 1927. They are nicknamed 'A Mats'o Matebele'. This is a multi-purpose facility.

The capacity is 7,000. That number is consistent across reports from Wikivoyage to Guardian Nigeria. The complex is named after Chief Leshoboro Seeiso, a traditional leader in the Marabeng area. The name variations are fluid—Leshoboro Stadium, Seeiso Leshoboro Sports Complex—but the honour remains the same. There is no record of a formal renaming from a previous title; the inclusion of 'Seeiso' simply honours the chief.

The ground has hosted international football. In January 2019, Bantu FC faced Nigerian side Rangers International in a CAF Confederation Cup playoff. The stadium was also the venue for a government programme launch in September 2023, titled 'Support for the Reform and Strengthening of government in Lesotho'. The year of inauguration is not established, nor is the official attendance record for a specific match.

Who plays here

Recent matches here

Date Match Score
6 Sep Bantu — LDF 4:1
9 May Bantu — LCS 5:1
18 Apr Bantu — Liphakoe 2:0
4 Apr Bantu — Machokha 4:0
14 Mar Bantu — Limkokwing University 1:1
28 Feb Bantu — Lioli 2:1
21 Feb Bantu — Lijabatho 1:1
7 Feb Bantu — LDF 2:1