Bongeka Gamede displaying Banyana Banyana's militant mood during training ahead of facing hosts Morocco in the all-important 2026 Womens Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final in Rabat on Saturday night.
Banyana Banyana face their biggest test of the WAFCON campaign when they meet hosts Morocco in a quarter-final clash at 10pm on Saturday.
The match carries added significance, with a place in the semi-finals and qualification for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup at stake.
Banyana reached the last eight after beating Burkina Faso in their final Group B match, giving Desiree Ellis’ side some much-needed momentum heading into the knockout stages.
South Africa endured a difficult start to the tournament, losing 2-1 to Tanzania before fighting back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Ivory Coast.
