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OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME
SOUTH AFRICA MALI DATE 13 OCTOBER 2019 TIME 15h00 STADIUM Nelson
Mandela Bay Stadium
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FOR BAFANA BAFANA IN THE NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE
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INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY 2019 NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE
CELEBRATING THE 25th EDITION
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President of the South African Football Association
MESSAGE FROM DR DANNY JORDAAN
Today’s match presents us with the perfect
opportunity to recall exactly what Madiba
stood for and to stand together collectively
as a proudly diverse nation to emphatically
denounce xenophobia. South Africa’s long
walk to freedom was travelled across this
wonderful continent where many under-
ground doors were opened to welcome our
exiles. Countries from Senegal to Zimbabwe
hosted unity talks which ultimately led to the
negotiated settlement that ended apartheid.
Zambia also played a vital role in helping us
to overcome the struggle and Chipolopolo
graced us with their presence at the first ever
Nelson Mandela Challenge in 1994 when the
team were warmly welcomed by our first
democratically elected President on the day
of his inauguration.
We eagerly await the formidable challenge of
Mali this afternoon - the Eagles have often
punched above their weight, finishing third in
the 2012 and 2013 AFCON Finals after twice
eliminating the host nations, South Africa
being the 2013 host. We are on the losing end
of head-to-head encounters with this West
African nation ranked two above us on the
continent, but we are ready to even up the
numbers under our newly-appointed Head
Coach Molefi Ntseki.
I thank Mandela Bay Development Agency/
Stadium and the City for their role as hosts in
honouring South Africa’s greatest statesman.
It is the third time the Challenge comes to my
hometown, now proudly named after the man
who was born and grew up in the beautiful
Eastern Cape Province. Finally my thanks to
the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund who
have partnered with SAFA to enable football
to be the only sporting code in the country to
pay tribute to Madiba in this fitting manner.
FOR BAFANA BAFANA
Every edition of the Nelson Mandela Challenge is a reminder that
there is no better foundation for any nation than its children and
that the well-being of its children is a measure of a society that
cares. The Challenge continues to be a combination of bringing
cheer to fans and raising awareness for the good cause for which
the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund was established. Nelson Mandela
Children’s Fund CEO Ms Sibongile Mkhabela.
Because Madiba was such a renowned global icon, the name Mandela
means that teams from across the world give it their all to lift
the coveted trophy in this match which celebrates his life and
work. SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan
IN THE NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE An international friendly played
annually by Bafana Bafana since 1994 and organised by the South
African Football Association with the proceeds raised benefitting
the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund. The Challenge has featured many
big footballing nations from around the world such as Argentina,
Brazil, the USA, France, Netherlands, Cameroon and Nigeria. The
Challenge represents SAFA’s commitment to honour and further
Madiba’s legacy and to keep his memory alive through the beautiful
game.
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NELSON MANDELA CHALLENGE
1994: South Africa 2 – 1 Zambia Johannesburg 1995: South Africa
1 – 1 Argentina Johannesburg 1996: South Africa 2 – 3 Brazil
Johannesburg 1997: South Africa 0 – 2 Netherlands Johannesburg
1998: South Africa 2 – 1 Egypt Johannesburg 1999: South Africa 1 –
0 Sweden Pretoria 2000: South Africa 0 – 0 France Johannesburg
2001: South Africa 1 – 0 Egypt Johannesburg 2002: South Africa 1 –
1 Senegal Johannesburg (Senegal won 4 – 1 on penalties) 2003: South
Africa 2 – 1 Costa Rica Potchefstroom 2004: South Africa 2 – 1
Nigeria Johannesburg 2005: South Africa 2 – 3 Senegal Port
Elizabeth 2006: South Africa 0 – 1 Egypt London, UK 2007: South
Africa 0 – 1 United States Johannesburg 2008: South Africa 3 – 2
Cameroon Rustenburg 2009: South Africa 2 – 1 Norway Phokeng 2010:
South Africa 0 – 1 United States Cape Town 2011: South Africa 1 – 1
Ivory Coast Port Elizabeth 2012: South Africa 0 – 1 Zambia
Johannesburg 2013: South Africa 0 – 2 Nigeria Durban 2014: South
Africa 2 – 0 Ivory Coast Nelspruit 2015: South Africa 1 – 0 Senegal
Johannesburg 2016: South Africa 1 – 0 Egypt Johannesburg 2017: not
played 2018: South Africa 1 – 1 Paraguay Durban 2019: South Africa
– Mali NMB
Then SAFA CEO Danny Jordaan with Nelson Mandela wearing the
Challenge jersey vs France in 2000.
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CEO: Nelson Mandela Children's Fund
MESSAGE FROM MS SIBONGILE MKHABELA
As we step into the next chapter following last year’s
centenary of the birth of former president Nelson
Mandela, we know that it is up to us to continue the
exceptional legacy left by our founder. Nelson Mandela
always prioritised children in his policies and his work,
he was always looking to a brighter future. It is with this
mandate in mind that the Nelson Mandela Children’s
Fund (the Fund) has set out its 2016-2021 strategy,
which remains a significant work in progress.
We remain grateful to SAFA for the support it has given
the Fund in the last 25 years of this partnership to
enable much of this important work.
Operating within a complex ecosystem that functions
optimally through collaboration, the Fund exists to
change the way society treats its children and youth.
FUND’S CONTACTS South Africa Main Office
21 Eastwold Way, Saxonwold 2196, Gauteng
PO Box 797 Highlands North 20137 Email: [email protected] Tel:
(0027) 11 274-5600 Fax: (0027) 11 486-3914
United Kingdom
4th Floor Berkshire House 168-173 High Holborn, London WC1V
7AA
Tel: (44) (20) 203 077 1231 Fax: (44) (20) 203 077 1222
www.mandela-children.org.uk
United States of America
89 South Street Suite, Boston MA 02111
Tel: (617) 443 1072 Fax: (617) 443 1076
www.nelsonmandelachildrensfund.com Twitter: @NMCF_SA
Facebook: nelsonmandelachildrensfund
For more information on how you can donate to Nelson Mandela
Children’s Hospital,
please visit
https://www.nelsonmandelachildrenshospital.org/donations/ 6
Jubilee Road, Parktown, Johannesburg, South Africa
Tel: +27 10 133 0600
The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund was founded in 1995 by former
statesman Mr Nelson Mandela who donated a third of his salary for
the duration of his five-year presidency. The Fund is an advocacy
development agency and a leading champion for the general wellbeing
of children. Informed by its vision to change the way society
treats its children and youth, the Fund’s mandate is to address
issues that affect children and youth within the context of family
and community.
The Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital South Africa experienced
an overwhelming influx of children who did not have sufficient
access to primary and tertiary healthcare. In 2005, the Fund
received a mandate from Madiba to look into building a dedicated
paediatric facility for children in the region. The Fund
established the Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital Trust which
embarked on a capital campaign to raise funds to build the
hospital. The South African Men’s Senior National Team Bafana
Bafana, accompanied by SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan (middle) and
Coach Molefi Ntseki (right), visited the Nelson Mandela Children’s
Hospital (NMCH), the flagship project of the Fund on the 7th
October 2019. CEO of NMCH, Dr Mandisa Maholwana (left), said, “We
would like to thank Bafana Bafana for making the time to pay a
visit to the hospital and hope that the team will be back soon to
spread more cheer and excitement to our patients and our staff
whose daily mission is to make sure our children can also grow up
to be the soccer stars of tomorrow.”
This is through various programmes including Child Survival,
Development and Thriving
Programme focused on decreasing child mortality in various
regions and Child Safety
and Protection Programme to safety and protection of our
children. Advocacy remains
a priority in how we amplify the voices of our youth. The Fund’s
South African Children’s
Manifesto 2019 campaign was developed by a group of children
ranging from the ages
of 10 to 18. The document addresses four categories affecting
children; child protection,
survival, development and participation. In light of seeing
where our children and youth
are growing, the Fund concluded that there is a need for them to
have their own structure.
Thus, the initiative to redesign our Youth Leadership Programme
is currently in progress.
Our Sustainable Livelihoods Programme has proved to be the
golden thread in our
programmes; strengthening economic capacity for families and
communities has been
the focus this year.
We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to our donors,
partners and the
community of young people carrying out the Fund’s work to each
corner of the country.
We are indebted to your contributions and loyalty.
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Acting Group CEO: South African Airways
MESSAGE FROM MS ZUKS RAMASIA
Since its inception in May 1994, the Nelson Mandela
Challenge has become an important highlight on the
sporting calendar in our country. This is not only due to
the great football nations who honoured the invitations
over the years, but also to the fact that it reminds all of
us to continue carrying on Madiba’s legacy.
I am proud that our national carrier, South African
Airways, continues to fly our nation’s flag across the
globe while also carrying the legacy of our great icon in
many ways through various community programmes.
Through the SAA Voyager programme, we continue
to support the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund by
donating Voyager miles, thus assisting the Fund in
reaching out to communities where assistance is most
needed and to children by expanding the work done for
the youth of South Africa in particular.
Nelson Mandela encouraged us to strive to make a
difference in our communities. Through our CSI
Programmes, SAA is committed to making a difference
in the lives of our fellow South Africans. These
programmes include providing support with medical
emergency transportation for those in need of medical
treatment around the globe and disaster relief across the
continent.
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It is fitting that this year’s Nelson Mandela Challenge is
hosted in the Nelson Mandela
Bay Metropolitan Municipality, a Metro proudly named after our
former President. The
Challenge visits the Eastern Cape for the third time with the
province having hosted
Senegal in 2005 and later Ivory Coast in 2011. Today we welcome
Mali, another power-
house of African football, to our shores for this international
friendly match. I have no
doubt that the beautiful city of Port Elizabeth and its people
will be great hosts of this
prestigious event.
From staff and management at South African Airways, we wish both
teams all the best
this afternoon.
South African Airways. Bringing the World to Africa. Taking
Africa to the World.
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Deputy Executive Mayor: Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
MESSAGE FROM COUNCILLOR TSHONONO BUYEYE
What a fantastic day for sport. It is with great pleasure
that we welcome Bafana Bafana, the Eagles of Mali,
National Executive Members of the South African
Football Association (SAFA), officials of the Mali
Football Federation and all passionate football-loving
supporters to the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium and the
beautiful province of the Eastern Cape.
Today, after many years of planning and waiting for the
right time, people and ingredients, we are humbled and
excited to stage the Nelson Mandela Challenge at the
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. Bafana Bafana last
played at our venue eight years ago against Ivory
Coast. Over the years, the facility has managed to tell
the story (using sport and entertainment) of the human
spirit and what makes us who we are.
We are looking forward to an exhilarating game that
will be witnessed by all football enthusiasts – both
nationally and internationally. We as the City would like
to wish Coach Molefi Ntseki the best of luck during his
tenure of leading Bafana Bafana.
In closing, I would like to wish both participating teams
well for today’s match and trust the people to have a
great day with us.
“It’s extra effort that separates a winner from second
place. But winning takes a lot more than that, too. It
starts with a complete command of the fundamentals.
Then, it takes desire, determination, discipline, and self-
sacrifice. And finally, it takes a great deal of love,
fairness and respect for your fellow man. Put all these
together, and even if you don’t win, how can you lose?”
– Jesse Owens
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1. Darren KEET OH Leuven FC (Belgium)
2. Ronwen WILLIAMS SuperSport United FC (SA)
3. Ricardo GOSS Bidvest Wits FC (SA)
4. Erick MATHOHO Kaizer Chiefs FC (SA)
5. Buhle MKHWANAZI Bidvest Wits FC (SA)
6. Thulani HLATSHWAY Bidvest Wits FC (SA)
7. Thapelo MORENA Mamelodi Sundowns FC (SA)
8. Tshepo RIKHOTSO Bloemfontein Celtic FC (SA)
9. Innocent MAELA Orlando Pirates FC (SA)
10. Mosa LEBUSA Mamelodi Sundowns FC (SA)
11. Kamohelo MOKOTJO Brentford FC (England)
12. Thato MOKEKE Cape Town City FC (SA)
13. Dean FURMAN SuperSport United FC (SA)
14. Lebohang PHIRI EA Guingamp FC (France)
15. Bongani ZUNGU Amiens FC (France)
16. Themba ZWANE Mamelodi Sundowns FC (SA)
17. Thembinkosi LORCH Orlando Pirates FC (SA)
18. Percy TAU Club Brugge FC (Belgium)
19. Thulani SERERO Al Jazira FC (Abu Dhabi UAE)
20. Keagan DOLLY Montpellier FC (France)
21. Lebogang MOTHIBA RC de Strasbourg FC (France)
22. Bradley GROBLER SuperSport United FC (SA)
23. Kermit ERASMUS Cape Town City FC (SA)
DEFENDERS
SOUTH AFRICA
GOALKEEPERS
FORWARDS
MIDFIELDERS
Message from
Molefi NTSEKI (RSA)
SA Head Coach
Mali will present us with a headache
as they are very tough opponents –
first of all they are above us on the
FIFA rankings and they did well at
the AFCON recently in Egypt (round
of 16).
I am also honoured to be part of this
great match to honour the greatest
South African statesman, former
President Nelson Mandela. It is a
huge privilege to be leading the
team in this annual fixture and I am
confident that we will make sure the
trophy does not leave these shores.
This is a very important match for us
as it will determine our way forward
in the sense of how we are going to
play and approach matches. It will
be crucial for us to start the journey
of the AFCON qualifiers on a positive
note. What I also want to see from
the players is the mental attitude
that there are no friendly matches in
international football, we have to do
the best we can to win every fixture
because winning must become a
habit. Once we do well against Mali,
it will stand us in good stead against
Ghana and Sudan next month.
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MALIAN DELEGATION
MATCH OFFICIALSReferee: Mr Lebalang Martin MOKETE Lesotho
Assistant Referee 1: Mr Mapoho MAPOHO Lesotho
Assistant Referee 2: Mr Lesupi PUPUTLA Lesotho
Fourth Official: Mr Osiase KOTO Lesotho
Match Commissioner: Mr Maclean LETSHWITI Botswana
SOUTH AFRICAN DELEGATION
Mr Mzimkhulu FINA Head of Delegation
Mr Molefi NTSEKI Head Coach
Mr Arthur ZWANE Assistant Coach
Mr Trott MOLOTO Techncial Advisor
Mr Andre ARENDSE Goalkeeper Coach
Mr Tladi Levy RAMAJOE Team Manager
Dr Thulani NGWENYA Team Doctor
Mr Gift MAPHANGA Physiotherapist
Mr Kabelo RANGOAGA Fitness Trainer
Mr Rendani MANUKU Masseur
Mr Mathlomola MORAKE Media Liaison
Mr Mark DAVY Video Analyst
Mr Mduduzi MBATHA Security Officer
Mr Lehlohonolo PHUME Security Officer
Mr Tumelo KUJANE Kit Manager
Mr Kenneth SADIKI Kit Manager
Mr Vusi SITHEBE Bus Driver
Mr Mmiseni MDLALOSE Sprinter Bus Driver
Mr Mamoutou TOURÉ President of FEMAFOOT / HOD
Mr Kassoum COULIBALY 1st Vice President of FEMAFOOT
Mr Sékou Diogo KEITA 2nd Vice President of FEMAFOOT
Ms Boubacar Karamoko COULIBALY Executive Committee Member of
FEMAFOOT
Mr Toubaye KONÉ Executive Committee Member of FEMAFOOT
Mr Mohamed Sega SISSOKO Executive Committee Member of
FEMAFOOT
Mr Ibrahim BATHILY Administration Manager
Mr Mohamed MAGASSOUBA Head Coach
Mr Fousseni DIAWARA Assistant Coach
Mr Vincent ESPIÉ Fitness Coach
Mr Mahamadou SIDIBÉ Goalkeeper Coach
Mr Adama SANGARÉ Team Doctor
Mr Sekou Fanta Mady COULIBALY Physiotherapist
Mr Moussa Mamady KOITA Masseur
Mr Francis NYOCK Osteopath
Mr Aly Ag ELKEBICH Manager
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Built through a global capital campaign by the Trust, the Nelson
Mandela Children’s Hospital celebrates two years since opening in
June 2017. NMCH is now the second dedicated children’s hospital in
Southern Africa and treats children in
need of surgical and life-saving interventions as a result of
complex illnesses. NMCH’s vision is: To give every child a chance
to live and thrive.
This is a state-of-the-art facility where no child is turned
away because of an inability to pay. The hospital operates as a
specialist, tertiary and referral facility offering the following
critical services: Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care Units
(the largest in the country), Cardiology, Cardiothoracic
Surgery,
Neurosurgery, General Surgery as well as Renal Services
supported by Diagnostic Radiology, Anaesthesia and Allied Health
Services.
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Profile of
Mohamed MAGASSOUBA
(MLI)
Head Coach of Mali
1. Djigui DIARRA Stade Malien
2. Adama KEITA Djoliba AC Bamako
3. Mamadou FOFANA FC Metz (France)
4. Massadio HAIDARA RC de Lens (France)
5. Boubacar KIKI KOUYATE Troyes AC (France)
6. Youssouf KONÉ Olympique Lyonnais (France)
7. Hamari TRAORÉ Stade Rennais (France)
8. Molla WAGUE FC Nantes (France)
9. Lassana COULIBALY Cercle Brugges (Belgium)
10. Cheick DOUCOURÉ RC de Lens (France)
11. Amadou HAIDARA RB Leipzig (Germany)
12. Adama TRAORÉ Cercle Brugges (Belgium)
13. Kalifa COULIBALY Nantes (France)
14. Abdoulaye DIABY Beşiktaş (Turkey) 15. Sékou KOïTA Red Bull
Salzburg (Austria)
16. Hadi SACKO Denizlispor (Turkey)
17. Adama TRAORÉ Orleans (France)
DEFENDERS
MALI
GOALKEEPERS
FORWARDS
MIDFIELDERS
Speaking to CAFonline.com at
AFCON 2019 Egypt this past July.
The Eagles boasted one of the
youngest squads at the tournament
and advanced to the Round of 16
before losing to the Ivory Coast.
What is certain is that we have a
new philosophy on which we built
our team. If this philosophy contin-
ues, I dare to believe that there will
be no psychological obstacle. We
have in mind that football is not
built by history but by the forces of
the day and those in the present.
The details will be on the pitch.
Mali has a new backbone with new
players and a new coach. Before the
tournament, we had a project of the
games and results we wanted. I can
express my total satisfaction in
terms of the human investment
because the project starts with the
players, the staff and the behavioral
aspect has been great. I am pleased
with the performance of my young
players who until today have played
according to the plans and patterns
we had set out to produce.
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The Motsepe Foundation has funded the ABC Motsepe League (SAFA
Second Division) since 2014 and the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup
since 2004. Recently, the Foundation granted R117 million to the
Department of Basic Education to strengthen school sporting and
cultural competitions and SAFA is playing an integral role in
launching a nationwide schools programme that will ensure that
football is played in at least 24,000 schools.
1994 vs ZAMBIA Date: 10 May 1994
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 50,000
Result: South Africa 2-1 Zambia (HT 0-0)
Referee: Edwin Senai (Botswana)
Scorers: Augustine 46 (1-0), Khumalo 47 (2-0),
Makwaza 67 (2-1).
South Africa: Steve Crowley (GK), Sizwe Motaung,
Lucas Radebe, Steve Komphela (C), Rudolph Seale,
Neil Tovey, John Moshoeu (Marks Maponyane 70),
Doctor Khumalo, Mark Fish, Brendan Augustine (David
Nyathi 79), Philemon Masing. Coach: Clive Barker (RSA).
Zambia: Mwamba, Litana, Chongo, M Malitoli (Sichikolo
46), Chiyangi, Sakala, Lungu (W Nyirenda 65), H Tembo
(Phiri 46), Makwaza, Chilumba, Saileti.
Coach: Ian Porterfield (SCO).
1995 vs ARGENTINA Date: 13 May 1995
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 35,000
Result: South Africa 1-1 Argentina (HT 1-0)
Referee: Philip Don (England)
Scorers: Khumalo 19 (1-0), Gallardo 80 pen (1-1)
South Africa: Steve Crowley (GK), Sizwe Motaung,
Edward Motale, Steve Komphela (C), Neil Tovey,
Eric Tinkler, Linda Buthelezi (August Makalakalane 65),
Doctor Khumalo (Mkhalele 75), John Moshoeu,
Mark Williams, Phil Masinga. Coach: Clive Barker (RSA).
Argentina: Bossio, Sorin (Lopez 68), Ayala, Fabri,
Zannetti, Vivas (Bassedas 46), Astrada, Gallardo,
Ortega, Berti, Asad (Schurrer 88).
Coach: Daniel Pasarella (ARG).
1996 vs BRAZIL Date: 24 April 1996
Venue: FNB Stadium, Johannesburg
Attendance: 80,000
Result: South Africa 2-3 Brazil (HT 2-0)
Referee: David Ellery (England)
Scorers: Masinga 25 (1-0), Khumalo 42 (2-0), Flavio 56
(2-1), Rivaldo 68 (2-2), Bebeto 86 (2-3)
South Africa: Andre Arendse (GK), Sizwe Motaung,
Lucas Radebe, Mark Fish, Neil Tovey (C), Eric Tinkler,
John Moeti (Masilela 73), Doctor Khumalo (Madigage
66), Helman Mkhalele, Phil Masinga, Shaun Bartlett
(Gerald Stober 83). Coach: Clive Barker (RSA).
Brazil: Dida, Ze Maria, Aldair, Alexandre Lopes, Andre
Luis, Flavio Conceicao, Amaral, Jamelli (Ze Elias 46),
Rivaldo, Bebeto, Savio. Coach: Mario Zagallo (BRA).
1997 vs NETHERLANDS Date: 04 June 1997
Venue: FNB Stadium, Johannesburg Attendance: 25,000
Result: South Africa 0-2 Netherlands (HT 0-1)
Referee: Stephen Lodge (England);
Scorers: Van Bronkhorst 8 (0-1), Van Gastel 61 (0-2)
South Africa: Brian Baloyi (GK), Lucas Radebe (C),
Andrew Rabutla (Gavin Lane 81), Neil Tovey, Clinton
Larsen (Brandon Silent 72), Thomas Madigage (Thabo
Mooki 63), Dumisa Ngobe (Bradley Carnell 86),
Linda Buthelezi, Helman Mkhalele, Mark Williams
(Benni McCarthy 72), George Koumantarakis
(Pollen Ndlanya 46). Coach: Clive Barker (RSA).
Netherlands: De Goey, Reiziger (De Kock 55), Vierklau,
Cocu, Numan, Jonk, Winter, Van Bronkhorst, Seedorf
(Van Gastel 55), Zenden (Makaay 81), Bosman
(Van Hooijdonk 68). Coach: Guus Hiddink (NED).
1998 vs EGYPT Date: 16 December 1998
Venue: FNB Stadium, Johannesburg Attendance: 30,000
Result: South Africa 2-1 Egypt (HT 1-1)
Referee: Felix Tangawarima (Zimbabwe)
Scorers: H Hassan 34 (0-1), McCarthy 40 (1-1),
McCarthy 74 (2-1)
South Africa: Hans Vonk (GK), Papi Khomane, Mark
Fish, Pierre Issa, John Moeti (C), Thabo Mngomeni,
Joel Masilela (Lekoelea 64), Quinton Fortune, Bradley
Carnell (Delron Buckley 62), Phil Masinga (Pollen
Ndlanya 65), Benni McCarthy (Sibusiso Zuma 80),
Coach: Trott Moloto (RSA).
Egypt: El Sayed, El Saqqa, Omara (Rayan 80),
Abdelhadi, M Youssef, Khashaba, A Hassan (Ibrahim 89),
Hanafy (Abdelmonem 59), Emam, Sabry (Nabih 80),
H Hassan. Coach: Mahmoud El-Gohary (EGY).
1999 vs SWEDEN Date: 27 November 1999
Venue: Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria Attendance: 15,000
Result: South Africa 1-0 Sweden (HT 0-0)
Scorer: Nomvete 87 (1-0)
Sent Off: Andreas Andersson (55')
Referee: Edwin Senai (Botswana)
South Africa: Andre Arendse (GK), Papi Khomane,
Lucas Radebe, Pierre Issa, Eric Tinkler, John Moshoeu
(Alex Bapela 69), Helman Mkhalele, Isaac Shai (Steve
Lekoelea 62), Dumisa Ngobe, Phil Masinga, Pollen
Ndlanya (Siyabonga Nomvete 83). Coach: Trott Moloto.
Sweden: Kihstedt (Asper 46), R Nilsson, Kanark,
T Gustafsson, A Jakobsson, Mild, M Svensson,
Tjrnstrom (Linderoth 59), M Jonsson (A Svensson 89),
Allback (Wallerstedt 79), A Andersson.
Coach: Tommy Söderberg (SWE)
2000 vs FRANCE Date: 07 October 2000
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 25,000
Result: South Africa 0-0 France (HT 0-0)
Referee: Jelas Masole (Botswana)
South Africa: Hans Vonk (GK), Mark Fish, Bradley
Carnell, Frank Schoeman, Pierre Issa, Quinton Fortune,
Thabo Mngomeni, Dumisa Ngobe, Delron Buckley
(Sibusiso Zuma 50), Shaun Bartlett (c), Benni McCarthy
(Godfrey Sapula 76). Coach: Carlos Queiroz (POR).
France: Rame, Thuram (Giuly 32), Leboeuf (Christanval
60), Desailly, Karembeu, Djetou (Petit 75), Vieira,
Makalele, Wiltord (Henry 46), Anelka (Trezeguet 66),
Robert. Coach: Roger Lemerre (FRA).
PREVIOUS CHALLENGE MATCH STATS 1994 – 2000
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2001 vs EGYPT Date: 10 November 2001
Venue: Johannesburg Stadium Attendance: 8,000
Result: South Africa 1 – 0 Egypt
Referee: Samuel Moketsi (Lesotho)
Scorer: Shaun Bartlett 53
Dismissal: Salah Hosni 75
Cautions: Eric Tinkler 65; Barakat 49, A Hassan 70
South Africa: Hans Vonk, Mbulelo Mabizela, Bradley
Carnell, Aaron Mokoena, Pierre Issa, Eric Tinkler, Quin-
ton Fortune (John Moshoeu 61), Sibusiso Zuma (Tebeho
Mokoena 80), Delron Buckley, Shaun Bartlett (Bradley
August 73), Benni McCarthy (Siyabonga Nomvete 46).
Coach: Carlos Queiroz (POR).
Egypt: El Sayed, Omara, H Said (Seeka 13), El Saqqa, A
Hassan, T Said (Hamza 73), El Shattar (Fahim 83),
Abdelaziz, Barakat (Shawky 83), Sabry (Bassiouny 61),
Salah Hosni. Coach: Mahmoud El-Gohary (EGY).
2002 vs SENEGAL Date: 19 November 2002
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 20,000
Result: South Africa 1-1 Senegal (HT 0-0). Senegal won
on penalties: 1-4. No extra time was played.
Scorers: Shaun Bartlett 66 (1-0), Mamadou Niang 68 (1-1)
Referee: Felix Tangawarima (Zimbabwe)
Penalties Senegal: Lamine Diabang, Pape Sarr,
Makhtar Ndiaye, Moussa Ndiaye.
Penalties South Africa: Sibusiso Zuma, Lucky
Maselesele (both missed), Lesley Manyathela (scored).
South Africa: Andre Arendse (GK, C), Lucky Lekgwathi,
Aaron Mokoena, Mbulelo Mabizela, Ashley Makhanya,
MacBeth Sibaya (Benedict Vilakazi 76), Sibusiso Zuma,
Goodman Mazibuko, Delron Buckley (Lucky Maselesele
86), Shaun Bartlett (Japhet Zwane 84), Patrick Mayo
(Lesley Manyathela 57). Coach: Ephriam Mashaba (RSA).
Senegal: Tony Sylva, Habib Beye, Aliou Cisse (C),
Lamine Diatta, Pape Malick Diop, Souleymane Diawara,
Sylvain Ndiaye (Pape Sarr 53), Moussa Ndiaye, Khalilou
Fadiga (Mamadou Lamine Diabang 83), Souleymane
Camara (Makhtar Ndiaye 64), Mamadou Niang.
Coach: Abdoulaye Sarr (SEN).
2003 vs COSTA RICA Date: 11 October 2003
Venue: Olen Park, Potchefstroom
Result: South Africa 2-1 Costa Rica (HT 0-0)
Scorers: S Nomvete 75 (1-0), A Mokoena 89 (own goal,
1-1), P Mayo 87 (2-1)
South Africa: Andre Arendse (GK), Tony Coyle (Jimmy
Tau 85), Mbulelo Mabizela (C), Aaron Mokoena, David
Kannemeyer, Jabu Pule, Tebeho Mokoena (Josta Dladla
81), John Moshoeu, Japhet Zwane (Stanton Fredericks
43), Siyabonga Nomvete, Patrick Mayo.
Coach: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba (RSA).
Costa Rica: De Lemos, Chinchilla, Castro, Diaz, Fonseca
(Solis 59), Saborio (Diach 68), Wright, Lopez, Centeno,
Parks, Bryce (Bennett 85). Coach: Steve Sampson (USA).
2004 vs NIGERIA Date: 17 November 2004
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 39,817
Result: South Africa 2-1 Nigeria (HT 1-0)
Referee: Kenias Marang (Zimbabwe)
Scorers: S Bartlett 23 (1-0), B Vilakazi 60 (2-0),
A Makinwa 62 (2-1)
South Africa: Hans Vonk, Cyril Nzama, Bradley Carnell,
Aaron Mokoena (C), Nasief Morris, Quinton Fortune,
Benedict Vilakazi (Siphiwe Mkhonza 89),
Delron Buckley (Gift Leremi 73), Sibusiso Zuma
(Jabu Pule 57), Shaun Bartlett (Siyabonga Nomvete
76), Benni McCarthy. Coach: Stuart Baxter (ENG/SCO).
Nigeria: Greg Etafia, George Abbey, Taiwo Taye
(Okechukwu Odita 70), Joseph Enakarhire (C),
Peter Efetobore Sodje, Seyi Olofinjana, Paul Obiefule,
Benedict Akwuegbu (Ebenezer Ojo 88), Blessing Kaku
(Ighotequonor Otegheri 65), Obafemi Martins,
Ayodele Makinwa. Coach: Christian Chukwu (NGA).
2005 vs SENEGAL Date: 12 November 2005
Venue: Boet Erasmus Stadium, PE Attendance: 20,000
Result: South Africa 2-3 Senegal
Referee: Falla Ndoye (Senegal)
Scorers: S Zuma 9, S Nomvete 68; S Camara 4,
Kamara 21, Ndiaye 84
South Africa: Hans Vonk (Rowen Fernandez 60),
Aaron Mokoena (C), Nasief Morris, Bradley Carnell
(Dillon Sheppard 46), Jimmy Tau, Phil Evans, Steven
Pienaar (Lebogang Mokoena 62), Benedict Vilakazi,
Elrio van Heerden (Katlego Mphela 79), Siyabonga
Nomvete (Jeffrey Ntuka 79), Sibusiso Zuma.
Coach: Stuart Baxter (ENG/SCO).
Senegal: Sylva, Beye, Diatta, Diagne Faye, Ndaw,
Amdy Faye, Diop, Kamara, Barry (Momar Ndiaye 46),
H Camara (Gueye 64), S Camara (Tall 79).
Coach: Abdoulaye Sarr (SEN).
2006 vs EGYPT Date: 15 November 2006
Venue: Griffin Park, London Attendance: 2,500
Result: South Africa 0-1 Egypt (HT 0-1)
Scorer: Emad Moteab 3 (0-1)
Referee: Rob Styles (England)
South Africa: Rowen Fernandez, Ricardo Katza,
Simphiwe Mkhonza, Aaron Mokoena (captain),
Nasief Morris (Jeffery Ntuka 88), Siphiwe Tshabalala,
Steven Pienaar (Gert Schalkwyk 88), Macbeth Sibaya
(Tshepo Masilela 65), Elrio van Heerden (Mlungisi
Gumbi 81), Katlego Mphela (Siyabonga Nomvethe 62)
Sibusiso Zuma. Coach: Pitso Mosimane (RSA).
Egypt: Essam Al Hadari, Saed Motweab (Amir Azmi
Megahed 53), Said Ibrahim (Abdelzaher El Saqqa 81),
Wael Gomaa, Ahmed Fathi, Ahmed Hassan, Hosni Abd
Rabou, Hossam Ghali (Mohamed Shawky 61), Mohamed
Aboutrika (Ahmed Farag 84), Emad Moteab (Gamal
Hamza 84), Amr Zaki. Coach: Hassan Shehata (EGY).
PREVIOUS CHALLENGE MATCH STATS 2001 – 2006
KAMOHELO MOKOTJO: MIDFIELDER (12)
PLAYER PROFILE
Date of Birth: 11 March 1991 (28)
Place of Birth: Odendaalsrus, Free State
Bafana Bafana Caps: 20
National team debut: 11 September 2012 vs Mozambique,
International Friendly
Last game played: 10 July 2019 vs Nigeria, AFCON 2019
Quarter-final
Caps per club: Feyenoord (Netherlands) 1, PEC Zwolle
(Netherlands) 1,
FC Twente (Netherlands) 5, Brentford FC (England) 13
Current Club: Brentford FC (England)
Bio: Mokotjo is a defensive midfielder, but can also play at
right-back … he is a product of the
Feyenoord/SuperSport Youth Academy and made just a single
appearance for Matsatsantsa in 2009
before joining the Dutch club ... had a spell on loan at then
second-tier Dutch side Excelsior Rotterdam
where he was named 2009/10 Young Player of the Year … in 2013/14
won the Supporters' Player of the
Year award with PEC Zwolle and was nominated as one of the
Eredivisie's Most Valuable Players ...
joined FC Twente in 2014 and was named captain in 2016/17 season
... moved to Brentford in July 2017 ...
Mokotjo captained South Africa's U12 national team to victory at
the 2003 Danone Nations Cup in France
and was named as the Player of the Tournament ... he has played
international football for South Africa at
both Under-20 (2009 FIFA U20 World Cup Egypt) and Under-23
(qualifiers for 2012 Olympics) levels.
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2007 vs UNITED STATES Date: 17 November 2007
Venue: Ellis Park, Johannesburg Attendance: 23,000
Result: South Africa 0-1 United States (HT 0-1)
Scorer: Steve Cherundolo 28
Referee: Eddy Maillet (Seychelles)
South Africa: Rowen Fernandez, Vuyo Mere, Ricardo
Katza (Siphiwe Tshabalala 71), Aaron Mokoena (C),
Nasief Morris, MacBeth Sibaya, Steven Pienaar,
Teko Modise, Delron Buckley, Sibusiso Zuma,
Benni McCarthy. Coach: Carlos Alberto Parreira (BRA).
USA: Tim Howard (Brad Guzan 46), Steve Cherundolo
(Jonathan Spector 46), Oguchi Onyewu, Carlos
Bocanegra (Dan Califf 46), Heath Pearce, Benny
Feilhaber (Jonathan Bornstein 86), Maurice Edu,
Michael Bradley, DaMarcus Beasley, Freddy Adu
(Sacha Kljestan 74), Clint Dempsey (Jozy Altidore 65).
Coach: Bob Bradley (USA).
2008 vs CAMEROON Date: 19 November 2008
Venue: Olympia Park Stadium, Rustenburg
Attendance: 20,565
Result: South Africa 3-2 Cameroon
Scorers: Teko Modise 6 (1-0), Teko Modise 23 (2-0),
Daniel Ngom Kome 27
Referee: Cornelius Mwanza (Zambia) (2-1),
Somen Tchoyi 34 (2-2), Bernard Parker 82 (3-2)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK), Aaron Mokoena
(C), Matthew Booth, Siboniso Gaxa, Tshepo Masilela,
Lance Davids, Macbeth Sibaya (Kagiso Dikgacoi 84),
Teko Modise, Siphiwe Tshabalala, Siyabonga Nkosi
(Bernard Parker 39), Benni McCarthy (Katlego Mphela
46 (Thulasizwe Mbuyane 73).
Coach: Joel Santana (BRA).
Cameroon: Carlos Idriss Kameni, Nicolas Nkoulou,
Sébastien Ndjana Kana, Alexio Ngambi, Gilles Augustin
Binya, Modeste M'Bami, Jean II Makoun (Guy Stephane
Essame 57), Eric Daniel Djemba-Djemba (Dorge
Rostand Kouemaha 85), Daniel Ngom Kome,
Albert Ze Meyong (Pierre Achille Webó Kouamo 52),
Somen Tchoyi (Franck Steve Songo'o 73).
Coach: Otto Pfister (GER).
2009 vs NORWAY Date: 28 March 2009
Venue: Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace, Phokeng
Attendance: 30,000
Result: South Africa 2-1 Norway
Scorers: B Parker 7 (1-0), MG Pedersen 27 (1-1),
S Tshabalala 90+2 (2-1)
Referee: Cecil Fleischer (Ghana)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK), Siboniso Gaxa,
Matthew Booth, Aaron Mokoena (C), Tsepo Masilela,
Macbeth Sibaya (Masilo Modubi 68), Lance Davids
(Bryce Moon 83), Steven Pienaar (Katlego Mphela 78),
Teko Modise, Mabhuti Khenyeza (Siphiwe Tshabalala
69), Bernard Parker (Surprise Moriri 83).
Coach: Joel Santana (BRA).
Norway: Jon Knudsen, Tom Hogli, Tore Reginiussen,
Brede Hangeland (C), John Arne Riise, Erik Huseklepp
(Trond Erik Bertelsen 90), Christian Grindheim, Bjorn
Helge Riise, Morten Gamst Pedersen, Daniel Braaten
(John Inge Hoiland 68), Mohammed Abdellaoue.
Coach: Egil Olsen (NOR).
2010 vs UNITED STATES Date: 17 November 2010
Venue: Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
Attendance: 52,000
Result: South Africa 0-1 United States
Scorer: J Agudelo 85
Referee: Sylvester Kirwa (Kenya)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK), Anele Ngongca
(Siboniso Gaxa 79), Tsepo Masilela, Morgan Gould,
Siyabonga Sangweni, Kagisho Dikgacoi (Andile Jali 60),
Thanduyise Khuboni (Matthew Pattison 88), Stephen
Pienaar (C) (Daylon Claasen 79), Siphiwe Tshabalala,
Davide Somma (Sthembiso Ngcobo 60),
Bernard Parker. Coach: Pitso Mosimane (RSA).
USA: Brad Guzan (C), Eric Lichaj, Clarence Goodson
(Gale Agbossoumonde 87), Tim Ream (Nat Borchers
67), Jonathan Bornstein (Jonathan Spector 46),
Logan Pause, Brian Carroll, Robbie Rogers
(Juan Agudelo 61), Eddie Gaven, Alejandro Bedoya
(Mikkel Diskerud 79), Robbie Findley
(Teal Bunbury 46). Coach: Bob Bradley (USA).
2011 vs IVORY COAST Date: 12 November 2011
Venue: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Result: South Africa 1-1 Ivory Coast
Scorers: Mphela 53, Gaxa own goal 36
Referee: Antonio Muachihuissa Caxala (Angola)
South Africa: Moeneeb Josephs (GK), Anele Ngcongca,
Morgan Gould, Siyabonga Sangweni, Tsepo Masilela
(Siboniso Gaxa 26), Kagisho Dikgacoi, Reneilwe
Letsholonyane (Thanduyise Khuboni 90), Steven
Pienaar (George Maluleka 90+5), Daylon Claasen
(Oupa Manyisa 60), Siphiwe Tshabalala (George
Lebese 90+6), Katlego Mphela (Siyabonga Nontshinga
90). Coach: Pitso Mosimane (RSA).
Ivory Coast: Barry, Lolo, Bamba, K Toure, Tiene,
Zokora, Y Toure (Konan 85), Gosso (Eboue 88),
Gradel (Kalou 78), Gervinho, Doumbia (Boni 66).
Coach: Francois Zahoui (CIV).
2012 vs ZAMBIA Date: 14 November 2012
Venue: FNB Stadium, Johannesburg
Attendance: 16,956
Result: South Africa 0-1 Zambia
Scorer: Collins Mbesuma 64 (0-1)
Referee: Simanga Nhleko (Swaziland)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK), Thabo
Nthethe, Anele Ngcongca, Bongani Khumalo (C),
Ricardo Nunes, Dean Furman (Delron Buckley 80),
Kagiso Dikgacoi (Reneilwe Letsholonyane 65),
PREVIOUS CHALLENGE MATCH STATS 2007 – 2012 Sifiso Myeni (Thuso
Phala 52), Bernard Parker
(Kermit Erasmus 46), Lerato Chabangu
(Teko Modise 73), Tokelo Rantie
(Katlego Mashego 28).
Coach: Gordon Igesund (RSA).
Zambia: Mweene, Musonda, Himoonde, Nkausu
(Mbola 55), Sunzu, Sinkala, Lungu (Njobvu (77),
J Mulenga (Mbesuma 46), I Chansa (M Mulenga 61),
C Katongo (Sakuwaha 60), Mayuka (Chamanga 69).
Coach: Herve Renard (FRA).
2013 vs NIGERIA Date: 14 August 2013
Venue: Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Attendance: 16,000
Result: South Africa 0-2 Nigeria
Scorer: Nwafor 49 (0-1) and 68 (0-2)
Referee: Ruzive Ruzive (Zimbabwe)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK & C),
Thulani Hlatshwayo, Erick Mathoho, Thabo Nthethe,
Tsepo Masilela, Reneilwe Letsholonyane (Lerato
Chabangu 72), Dean Furman, Siphiwe Tshabalala,
Thuso Phala (Loyulo Nomandela 60), Bernard Parker
(Lebogang Manyama 80), Tokelo Rantie.
Coach: Gordon Igesund (RSA).
Nigeria: Ejide, Ambrose, Egwuekwe (Okwuosa 76),
Oboabona, Echiejile, Mba (Moses 46), Ogu, Onazi,
Shola Ameobi (Nwofor 46), Nsofor (Musa 46),
Oduamadi (Ideye 77). Coach: Stephen Keshi (NGA).
2014 vs IVORY COAST Date: 30 November 2014
Venue: Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
Attendance: 10,000
Result: South Africa 2-0 Ivory Coast
Scorer: Bongani Zungu 31 (1-0), David Zulu 53 (2-0)
Referee: Tirelo Mositwane (Botswana)
South Africa: Jackson Mabokgane (Dumisani Msibi 84),
Siyabonga Nhlapo, Kwandakwentsizwa Mngonyama,
Christopher Komane, Patrick Phungwayo, Thami
Sangweni (c) (Asavela Mbekile 84), Bongani Zungu,
Themba Zwane (Fagrie Lakay 76), Vuyisile Wana
(Ntsikelel Nyauza 87), Puleng Tlolane (Siyanda
Ngubo 46), David Zulu (Lerato Lamola 63).
Coach: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba (RSA).
Ivory Coast: Cisse (B Sangare 46), Britto, Kessie,
Doumbia, Diallo, Diabate, Zirignon (Gniangbo 58),
Moukoro, Angban (I Sangare 58), Magbi (Diaby 31),
Diomande (Bagate 74). Coach: Herve Renard (FRA).
2015 vs SENEGAL Date: 08 September 2015
Venue: Orlando Stadium, Soweto Attendance: 8,000
Result: South Africa 1-0 Senegal
Scorer: Mpho Makola 78 (1-0)
Referee: Eric Arnaud Otogo Castene (Gabon)
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK &C), Anele
Ngcongca, Clayton Daniels, Mzikayise Mashaba,
Siyabonga Nhlapho, Andile Jali, Bongani Zungu,
Mpho Makola, Daylon Claasen (Jabulani Shongwe 39),
Sibusiso Vilakazi (Thulani Serero 66), Thamsanqa
Gabuza (Tokelo Rantie 86).
Coach: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba (RSA).
Senegal: Khadim Ndiaye (Lys Gomis 53), Mbaye Diagne
(Cheick Ndoye 78), Kara Mbodji (Kalidou Koulibaly 64),
Papa Ndiaye, Issa Cissokho, Stephane Badji, Cheikh
Mbengue, Zargo Toure, Sadio Mane, Moussa Konate
(Pape Souare 46), Diafra Sakho (Pape Sane 63).
Coach: Aliou Cisse (SEN).
2016 vs EGYPT Date: 06 September 2016
Venue: Orlando Stadium, Soweto
Result: South Africa 1-0 Egypt
Scorer: Mpho Makola 7 (1-0)
Referee: Davies Omweno (Kenya)
Caution: Dean Furman 44
South Africa: Itumeleng Khune (GK & C), Abbubaker
Mobara (Ramahlwe Mphahlele 61), Tebogo Langerman
(Sifiso Hlanti 82), Clayton Daniels, Thulani Hlatshwayo,
Andile Jali, Dean Furman, Mpho Makola, Mandla
Masango (Deolin Mekoa 78), Keagan Dolly (Hlompho
Kekana 65), Thamsanqa Gabuza (Sibusiso Vilakazi 61).
Coach: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba (RSA).
Egypt: Ahmed El-Shenawy, Omar Gaber (Tarek Hamed
64), Ali Gabr, Ahmed Dowidar, Abdel Shafy, Mohamed
Elneny (Ahmed Fathy 78), Ibrahim Salah, Abdallah Said
(Ramadan Sobhi 77), Mahmoud Hassan, Mohamed
Salah, Ahmed Mahgoub (Amr Gamal 81).
Coach: Hector Cuper (ARG).
2017
Event not played due to FIFA ordering a replay of a
World Cup Qualifier.
2018 vs PARAGUAY Date: 20 November 2018
Venue: Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Result: South Africa 1-1 Paraguay (HT 0-1)
Scorers: Percy Tau 90+3'; Federico Santander 32'
Referee: Ahmad Imtehaz Heerlal (Mauritius)
Cautions: Richard Ortiz 55', Miguel Almiron 85',
Hector Villalba 90+1'
South Africa: Darren Keet (GK) (Ronwen Williams HT),
Innocent Maela, Lebo Mothiba (Dino Ndlovu HT),
Ramahlwe Mphahlele (Thamsanqa Mkhize 57'), Motjeka
Madisha (Buhle Mkhwanazi HT), Lebohang Maboe
(Thulani Serero 65'), Teboho Mokoena, Tiyani Mabunda
(Fortune Makaringe HT), Percy Tau, Thulani Hlatshwayo
(C), M Pule. Coach: Stuart Baxter (ENG/SCO).
Paraguay: Antony Silva (GK), Bruno Valdez, Derlis
Gonzalez (Alejandro Romero HT) , Federico Santander
(Antonio Sanabria HT), Fabian Balbuena, Junior Alonso,
Rodrigo Rojas (Angel Romero 78'), Omar Alderete
(Richard Ortiz HT), Miguel Almiron, Celso Ortiz
(Cristhian Paredes HT), Cecilio Dominguez (Hector
Villalba 65'). Coach: Juan Carlos Osorio (COL).
PREVIOUS CHALLENGE MATCH STATS 2013 – 2018
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1. Date & Venue: 03 February 2002 – Stade Abdoulaye Nakoro
Cissoko, Kayes, MALI Scorers: Touré 60', D Coulibaly 90+2'
Referee: Arturo Ibáñez (Spain) Cautions: McCarthy 23', Mokoena 88'
RSA: Hans Vonk (GK), Mbulelo Mabizela (Bradley August 85'), Pierre
Issa, Aaron Mokoena, Bradley Carnell,
Sibusiso Zuma, Eric Tinkler (C), Thabo Mngomeni, Quinton Fortune
(Delron Buckley 72'), Benedict McCarthy, Siyabonga Nomvete (Shaun
Bartlett 65'). Coach: Carlos Queiroz (POR).
MLI: Mahamadou Sidibe (GK), Adama Diakite, Adama Coulibaly,
Boubacar Diarra, Fousseni Diawara, Bassala Touré, Mahamadou Diarra,
Djibril Sidibe, Seydou Keita, Mamadou Bagayoko, Soumaila Coulibaly
(Dramane Coulibaly 82'). Coach: Henryk Kasperczak (POL).
SOUTH AFRICA 0 – 2 MALI (0 – 0)
2002 AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS QUARTER-FINAL
2. Date & Venue: 02 February 2013 – Moses Mabhida Stadium,
Durban, SOUTH AFRICA Scorers: Tokelo Ranti 31'; Seydou Keita 58'
Referee: Néant Alioum (Cameroon) Cautions: Khumalo 24', Rantie 39',
Phala 45+3', Majoro 91', Masilela 109'; Sow 69', Traore 111' RSA:
Itumeleng Khune (GK), Siboniso Gaxa, Siyabonga Sangweni, Bongani
Khumalo (C), Tshepo Masilela,
Dean Furman, Reneilwe Lesholonyane, Thuso Phala (Thulani Serero
89'), May Mahlangu, Tokelo Rantie (Lehlohonolo Majoro 41'), Bernard
Parker (Siphiwe Tshabalala 105+2'). Coach: Gordon Igesund
(RSA).
MLI: Soumaila Diakité (GK), Adama Tamboura, Adama Coulibaly,
Fousseni Diawara, Molla Wague, Mohamed Sissoko (Mahamane Traoré
55'), Samba Sow, Samba Diakité (Sigamary Diarra 24'), Seydou Keita
(C), Mahamadou Samassa (Cheick Diabaté 88'), Modibo Maiga. Coach:
Patrice Carteron (FRA).
SOUTH AFRICA 1 – 1 MALI (1 – 0) Mali won 3 – 1 on penalties
aet.
2013 AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS QUARTER-FINAL
3. Date & Venue: 15 January 2014 – Cape Town Stadium, Cape
Town, SOUTH AFRICA Scorers: Bernard Parker 25' (penalty);
Ibourahima Sidibé 54' Referee: Mal Souley Mohamadou (Cameroon) RSA:
Itumeleng Khune (GK), Vuyo Mere, Thabo Nthethe, Buhle Mkhwanazi,
Thato Mokeke, Lindokuhle Mbatha,
Hlompho Kekana, Matty Pattison, Siphiwe Tshabalala, Bernard
Parker, Edward Manqele (Asavela Mbekile 55'). Coach: Gordon Igesund
(RSA).
MLI: Soumaila Diakité (GK), Issaka Samaké, Ousmane Keita,
Souleymane Konaté, Mahamadou Traoré, Cheick Doumbia, Yaya Samaké,
Abdoulaye Sissoko, Ibourahima Sidibé, Adama Traoré, Lassana Diarra.
Coach: Djibril Dramé (MLI).
SOUTH AFRICA 1 – 1 MALI (1 – 0)
2014 AFRICAN NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP A MATCH
4. Date & Venue: 14 January 2015 – Stade Augustin Monédan de
Sibang, Libreville, GABON Scorers: Thulani Hlatshwayo 37',
Sibusiso Vilakazi 87', Dean Furman 84' RSA: Jackson Mabokgwane
(GK), Siyabonga Nhlapho, Thabo Matlaba, Thulani Hlatshwayo, Anele
Ngcongca,
Dean Furman, Andile Jali (C), Mandla Masango, Thuso Phala,
Bongani Ndulula, Sibusiso Vilakazi. Coach: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba
(RSA).
MLI: Soumaila Diakite (GK), Drissa Diakite, Mohammed Konate,
Adama Tamboura, Molla Wague, Ahmed Doumbia, Seydou Keita (C),
Yacouba Traore, Bakary Sako, Mustapha Yatabare, Sambou Yatabare.
Coach: Henryk Kasperczak (POL).
SOUTH AFRICA 3 – 0 MALI (1 – 0)
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