a écrit le 21 octobre 2008 à 18h11 @Tous (Source: BBC Sport Africa)
South Africa will host friendly internationals against Namibia and Cameroon next month as they continue preparations for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup.
The national football association have said they will play Namibia in Kimberley on 4 November while the north-western town of Rustenburg welcomes Cameroon 15 days later.
These will be the final internationals this year for South Africa, who are staging the Confederation Cup next June ahead of becoming the first African hosts of the World Cup in 2010.
Bafana Bafana have won their last three matches; defeating Equatorial Guinea in a 2010 World Cup and African Nations Cup qualifier and then Malawi and Ghana in friendlies.
The victories lifted some of the gloom hanging over the national team after they were eliminated this month from the qualification race for the 2010 Nations Cup in Angola.
South Africa will host friendly internationals against Namibia and Cameroon next month as they continue preparations for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup.
The national football association have said they will play Namibia in Kimberley on 4 November while the north-western town of Rustenburg welcomes Cameroon 15 days later.
These will be the final internationals this year for South Africa, who are staging the Confederation Cup next June ahead of becoming the first African hosts of the World Cup in 2010.
Bafana Bafana have won their last three matches; defeating Equatorial Guinea in a 2010 World Cup and African Nations Cup qualifier and then Malawi and Ghana in friendlies.
The victories lifted some of the gloom hanging over the national team after they were eliminated this month from the qualification race for the 2010 Nations Cup in Angola.
