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The CEO of the South African Football Association, Tebogo Motlanthe is convinced that South Africa were robbed in their 2022 World Cup Qualifier against Ghana. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CitiSportsGHA Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citisportsgha/ Latest sports stories here: https://citisportsonline.com/ #CitiSports #BlackStars
SAFA complaint against referee Ndiaye in Ghana vs South Africa. Ghana vs Bafanabafana. The South African Football Association #Safa lodge a formal complaint to both Fifa and Caf to investigate the performance of the match officials during Bafana Bafana’s 1-0 loss to Ghana in a crucial World Cup Ndiaye Maguette was at the centre of controversy when he awarded a dubious penalty to Ghana in the first half which Andre Ayew converted, sending Ghana to the playoff round. Safa Chief Executive Officer Tebogo Motlan the confirmed that the association would be taking further action with football’s governing bodies #Safa #Senegalreferee #Tebogo #ghanavsbafanabafana #ghanavssouthafrica #safacomplain
Bafana Bafana's one nil victory over Zimbabwe last night at the FNB Stadium, has put some daylight between themselves and closets rivals Ghana. Bafana are now three points clear at the top of group G with one match left against Ghana which will be an away fixture on Sunday. Let's have a look at highlights from last night's match including that all important Tebogo Mokoena header. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews #Coronavirus #COVID19News #Covid-19Vaccination #Vaccine on Social Media.
Tebogo Mokwena's goal against Zimbabwe
AmaZulu FC thrashed Chippa United 3-1 in the DStv Premiership match at the Jonsson Kings Park Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The victory took Usuthu to the eighth spot on the league standings, while the Chilli Boys remained 14th on the log. The Chilli Boys contained Usuthu in the opening stages of the match and the visitors managed to score first after the hosts failed to clear their lines. Isaac Nhlapo curled the ball into the far-post beating AmaZulu goalkeeper Siyabonga Mbatha hands down to make it 1-0 to Chippa in the 14th minute. Usuthu then took control of the match with Augustine Mulenga looking lively and the Zambia international levelled matters six minutes before the half-hour mark. Siphelele Mthembu delivered a low cross which was turned home by Mulenga to make it 1-1 with the Chippa defence exposed. Mulenga then turned provider as he set-up his former Orlando Pirates teammate Luvuyo Memela on the edge on of the Chilli Boys box. Memela then burst into the box, before beating Chippa keeper Ayanda Mtshali with a well-taken shot to make it 2-1 to AmaZulu in the 29th minute. Chippa tried to respond with a goal, but AmaZulu stood firm at the back until the match referee blew the halftime whistle and the hosts were leading 2-1 at the interval. It was end-to-end stuff after the restart as second-half substitute Tebogo Qinisile was magnificently denied by Mbatha from point-blank range. Almost immediately at the other end, AmaZulu extended their lead when Mulenga played a pass to Memela, who finished brilliantly to make it 3-1 to the hosts in the 55th minute. The Chilli Boys pushed forward in numbers as they looked to level matters and Thabiso Lebitso forced Mbatha into a fine save just after the hour-mark. The visitors looked vulnerable at the back whenever they attacked and they nearly conceded when Talent Chawapiwa was sent through on goal. However, Mtshali came out and pulled off a great save to deny the Zimbabwe international from a one-on-one situation with eight minutes left. The late save ensured that the game ended in a 3-1 victory in favour of AmaZulu, who were able to contain Chippa in the closing stages of the match.
In this episode we preview the opening match of the 2013/14 ABSA Premiership. We speak to Coach sly and Captain Tebogo Monyai.