Jomo Cosmos

Jomo Cosmos, along with clubs such as Orlando Pyrets , Kaiser Chiefs and Mamelody Sandowns , is one of the most popular clubs in South Africa, although the Leaders have achieved much less success. The club arose on the “ruins” of the “white” club, the Highlands Park , which was popular in the country in the early 1960s and late 1970s , which was purchased by Jomo Sono who returned from the USA in 1982 and was first renamed to “Dion Cosmos” ( 1983 ), and then in "Jomo Cosmos" ( 1984 ). Over its nearly 30-year history, Jomo Cosmos once won the championship of South Africa, having won the National Football League (NSL Castle League) in 1987 . Once the club from Johannesburg became the vice champion of South Africa in 1988, once - the owner of the South African Cup in 1990 and the Eight Cup in 2003 , twice - the South African League Cup in 2002 and 2005 . After the formation of the Premier League of South Africa in 1996 , the best achievement of the "Leaders" are two fourth places in the seasons 2000/2001 and 2001/2002 . In the 2007/2008 season, Jomo Cosmos left the Premier League for the first time in South Africa, and returned the following season.

Local

• Winner of the National Football League ( NSL Castle League ) - 1 (1987)
• South Africa Cup Winner - 1 (1990)
• South Africa League Cup Winner - 2 (2002, 2005)
• Cup Winner Eight - 1 (2003)

•   Dipsy Selolvane
•   Iso Cañenda
•   Aron Mokoena
•   Macbeth Sibaya
•   Katlego Mfela
•   MacDonald Mucansi
•   Christopher Katongo
•   Felix catongo
•   Benjani Mwaruwari
•   Bruce grobbelar
•   Denver Mukamba
•   Mark fish
•   Phil Masinga
•   Russell Mwafoulirwa

• Club official website
• South African Premier League official website
• Club statistics on RSSSF.com