Bafana Bafana will carry the nation’s weight of expectations on their shoulders as they head into their final Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya. Bafana need a point to qualify for this year’s tournament. South African Football Association vice president, Ria Ledwaba, is fully behind the team.
“South Africans want to see their team in AFCON. It’s not good that we are not consistent. I’m hoping that from now on we will consistent in the AFCON and not miss a one of the AFCONS and that will also assist take us to the next world cup,” says Ledwaba.
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