The South African U17 Women’s National Team Head Coach Nthabeleng ‘Dunga’ Modiko believes that the junior women’s national team can also add pride to the South African flag and inspire the nation, when they face Ethiopia U17 at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, on Sunday, 11 February, 2024.
Speaking to www.safa.net, Modiko said her charges will do their utmost best to overturn the 3-0 first leg deficit in last weekend’s 2024 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup qualifying match.
Bantwana will need to put four goals past the Ethiopians and not concede, in order to progress to the next round of world cup qualifiers of the junior women’s tournament, to be staged by the Dominican Islands later this year.
The second leg match will be played at Lucas Moripe Stadium and kicks off at 15h00 (CAT), and the match will be live-streamed on the SAFA Facebook page.
The 24-Strong South African U17 Women’s National Team ahead of the 2024 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers against Ethiopia
Bilquees Salie (Goalkeeper) SAFA Academy (Gauteng)
Mbali Ndlovu (Goalkeeper) SAFA Academy (Gauteng)
Casey Gordan (Goalkeeper) JVW Academy (Gauteng)
Bonolo Mokoma (Defender) JVW Academy (Gauteng)
Bonolo Phoskoko (Defender) SAFA Academy (Gauteng)
Nomfundo Motaung (Defender) Springs Home Sweepers (Gauteng)
Sethabile Kamwanda (Defender) Mamelodi Sundowns Academy (Gauteng)
Aphelele Mhlongo (Defender) Dlala Ntombazane (KZN)
Masabata Mothapo (Defender) Ixias FC (Free State)
Samkelo Gwamanda (Defender) Dlala Ntombazane (KZN)
Katleho Mohale (Defender) JVW Academy (Gauteng)
Mpho Nkadimeng (Midfielder) SAFA Academy (Gauteng)
Lindelwa Mabuza (Midfielder) Mamelodi Sundowns Academy (Gauteng)
Zoe October (Midfielder) Cape Town Spurs (Western Cape)
Nobahle Mdelwa (Midfielder) LaLiga Academy (Spain)
Nomaswazi Vilakazi (Midfielder) University of Pretoria (Gauteng)
Julia Gonvalves (Midfielder) JVW Academy (Gauteng)
Katleho Malebana (Midfielder) Mamelodi Sundowns Academy (Gauteng)
Luthando Radebe (Midfielder) Durban Ladies (KZN)
Khutso Mogano (Forward) SAFA Academy (Gauteng)
Tshepi Makole (Forward) Copperbelt Ladies (Limpopo)
Adrielle Mibe (Forward) University of Johannesburg (Gauteng)
Gugu Mabitsela (Forward) Mamelodi Sundowns Academy (Gauteng)
Khwezi Khoza (Forward) Sunflower WFC (KZN)
Original Copy: SAFA, with editing by gsport
Photo Caption: The South African U17 Women’s National Team were beaten 3-0 in Addis Ababa in the first leg of the 2024 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup qualifier, and Bantwana will have to score four goals without reply to beat Ethiopia in the return leg fixture in Pretoria on Sunday, 11 February, 2024. Photo: SAFA
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