JOHANNESBURG – Having kept a clean sheet in the first leg of their Olympic qualifier against Botswana, Banyana Banyana goalkeeper Andile Dlamini believes her team can pull off a win in the second leg at Orlando Stadium tonight.
The two teams played to a goalless draw in the first leg, but Banyana and the Zebras will continue with their rivalry, having avoided each other at the recent Cosafa Championships.
The South Africans subsequently won the tournament, winning all five matches. However, the Zebras excused themselves from taking part in the southern African competition as they decided to train in Slovakia.
In the first leg of the qualifier on Friday, the Batswana didn’t show any potency from their preparations, as they barely troubled Dlamini.
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