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Ahead of kick off in the WAFCON final, Nando’s, known for its hilarious videos, memes and adverts, have wished Banyana Banyana luck. Photo: Twitter @Banyana_Banyana

Banyana Banyana name starting lineup for AWCON final!

Take a look at how Banyana Banyana have opted to lineup for tonight’s crunch AWCON final clash against Morocco!

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Ahead of kick off in the WAFCON final, Nando’s, known for its hilarious videos, memes and adverts, have wished Banyana Banyana luck. Photo: Twitter @Banyana_Banyana

Banyana Banyana are one step away from being crowned WAFCON champions but a strong Morocco side stands in their way.

The South African national women’s football team face hosts Morocco in the 2022 Women’s African Cup of Nations tournament tonight.

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Banyana eased the through the group stages after picking up three wins out of as many matches.

They then defeated Tunisia in the last eight before a dramatic late victory over Zambia in the last four.

They’re now just one match away from the title but another strong performance will be needed!

Banyana vs Morocco: Starting lineup

South Africa XI: Dlamini, Mbane, Matlou, Ramalepe, Dhlamini, Kgoale, Jane, Cesane, Motlhalo, Magaia, Seoposenwe.

Subs: Swart, Gamede, Van Wyk, Smidt, Kgadiete, Biyana, Moodaly, Ngobeni, Motau, Majiya.

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Banyana Banyana will face Zambia in the semi-finals of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco tonight. Photo: Twitter @Banyana_Banyana

How to watch LIVE?

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You can also live stream the eagerly anticipated clash on TelkomOne for free.

Tonight’s WAFCON semi-final clash gets underway at 22:00. The match will be televised live on SABC1 and SuperSport PSL.

Ellis urges South Africa to bring ‘A game’

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“Our first aim is to qualify for the World Cup and players know why we’re here,” Banyana coach Desiree Ellis told TimesLive.

“We selected the squad for every eventuality. Banyana didn’t expect this and now the versatility is going to come through.

“We’ve trained very well and we’re looking forward to the game. We know it’s going to be a difficult one like any knockout stage game is.

“We’ve got a plan in place and we’ve got players to execute that plan.

“It’s important that we bring our ‘A’ game.

“We’ve seen the quality that they have and we’ve always said that we’ll never underestimate any team because you underestimate teams at your peril.”

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