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Atlie F.C.

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South African football club

Football club
Atlie FC
Full nameAtlie Football Club
NicknameRea Shesha
Founded2011
GroundSinaba Stadium,
Daveyton,Benoni
Capacity15,000

Atlie FC is a South Africanfootball (soccer) club based inBenoni,Gauteng.

Atlie came into existence in 2011 after the club's owners bought outDurban based sideNathi Lions and moved the club toEkurhuleni.[1]

The team were relegated from the2011–12 National First Division finishing the season 16th place. Carara Kicks later had eighteen points removed due to fielding an ineligible player and Atlie were moved up to 15th place.

Following the club's relegation, the owner Thabo Mathamela began talks withFC AK with a view to purchasing a controlling stake in the club.[1]

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References

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  1. ^ab"Mathamela eyes FC AK". Sowetan. 20 September 2012. Retrieved2 October 2012.

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