A group of Cape Town youth taking part in a football tournament in Spain, has been left stranded overseas. This after the football academy allegedly failed to pay for return flights and accommodation. The group left Cape Town on the 6th of July and were due to have arrived back on Wednesday. Eighteen-year-old player, Uan Jumat is among a group of over 20 who have been left with no way home. His mother, Chriszelda Williams says the group is currently in Lisbon, Portugal after fundraising. She says parents are now at their wits end and are running out of funds. 

<p>A group of Cape Town youth taking part in a football tournament in Spain, has been left stranded overseas. This after the football academy allegedly failed to pay for return flights and accommodation. The group left Cape Town on the 6th of July and were due to have arrived back on Wednesday. Eighteen-year-old player, Uan Jumat is among a group of over 20 who have been left with no way home. His mother, Chriszelda Williams says the group is currently in Lisbon, Portugal after fundraising. She says parents are now at their wits end and are running out of funds.&nbsp;</p>

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Young SA sport footfall enthusiasts are stranded overseas. Chriselda Williams; mother one of the youth taking part in a football tournament in Spain says she is worried.