Play-offs offer a lifeline for Banyana Banyana’s World Cup qualification
Nigeria, who are also the record 10-time title-holders, were stunned by Cameroon in the semifinals to set-up a date with Banyana that’s certain to ignite their…
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SA will now face fellow quarterfinal losers and defending champions Nigeria, who are their old rivals, for one of CAF’s two intercontinental playoffs spots at Casablanca’s Moulay Rachid Stadium on Thursday (10pm SA time). Casablanca — Banyana Banyana utility defender Bongeka Gamede believes they can still qualify for next year’s World Cup after they were eliminated by the hosts of the ongoing Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) Morocco in the quarterfinals.
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SA will now face fellow quarterfinal losers and defending champions Nigeria, who are their old rivals, for one of CAF’s two intercontinental playoffs spots at Casablanca’s Moulay Rachid Stadium on Thursday (10pm SA time).
according to Sowetan LiveCasablanca — Banyana Banyana utility defender Bongeka Gamede believes they can still qualify for next year’s World Cup after they were eliminated by the hosts of the ongoing Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) Morocco in the quarterfinals.
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