Broos is still talking big after that Egypt loss. The South African coach says his team's confidence is untouched despite a narrow defeat that snapped a long unbeaten streak. Hugo Broos blamed the officiating in the match, claiming bad calls have actually motivated his squad two hundred percent for their upcoming clash with Zimbabwe. He emphasized that the group still believes in its quality and will aggressively pursue a win to secure knockout stage qualification.
Bafana Bafana's fate is still in their own hands. They sit second in the group with three points, behind Egypt. A victory against Zimbabwe in the final group match guarantees their advancement. While a draw might still be enough, Broos insists his team will be fighting for all three points and has told his players to forget the previous result.
Bafana Bafana's fate is still in their own hands. They sit second in the group with three points, behind Egypt. A victory against Zimbabwe in the final group match guarantees their advancement. While a draw might still be enough, Broos insists his team will be fighting for all three points and has told his players to forget the previous result.
