Football - Team South Africa

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Football

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	WILLIAMS RWILLIAMS Ronwen	182 cm	21 Jan 1992
2	MONYANE JMONYANE James	172 cm	30 Apr 2000
3	MOHAMME KMOHAMME Katlego	180 cm	10 Mar 1998
4	MOKOENA TMOKOENA Teboho	176 cm	24 Jan 1997
5	FLEURS LFLEURS Luke	185 cm	3 Mar 2000
6	MAHLATSI KMAHLATSI Kamohelo	175 cm	23 Aug 1998
7	NGCOBO NNGCOBO Nkosingiphile	165 cm	17 Nov 1999
8	CELE TCELE Thabo	175 cm	15 Jan 1997
9	MAKGOPA EMAKGOPA Evidence	183 cm	5 Jun 2000
10	SINGH LSINGH Luther	171 cm	5 Aug 1997
11	MAHLANGU MMAHLANGU McBeth	168 cm	11 Oct 2001
12	MOSELE GMOSELE Goodman	178 cm	18 Nov 1999
13	FROSLER RFROSLER Reeve	171 cm	11 Jan 1998
14	MABILISO SMABILISO Sibusiso	175 cm	14 Apr 1999
15	MALEPE RMALEPE Repo	173 cm	18 Feb 1997
16	MPOTO MMPOTO Mondli	183 cm	24 Jul 1998
17	MUKUMELA TMUKUMELA Thendo	178 cm	30 Jan 1998
18	KODISANG KKODISANG Kobamelo	169 cm	28 Aug 1999
22	MLUNGWANA SMLUNGWANA Sifiso	185 cm	27 Apr 1997

Team Officials

Function	Name
Assistant Coach	KOPO KKOPO Kwanele
Head Coach	NOTOANE DNOTOANE David
Assistant Coach	ROBINSON WROBINSON Wendell

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Football	Men	16

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Tokyo Stadium	Men's Group A #01 JPN Japan 1 RSA South Africa 0	Finished
	Saitama Stadium	Men's Group A #10 FRA France 4 RSA South Africa 3	Finished
	Sapporo Dome	Men's Group A #18 RSA South Africa 0 MEX Mexico 3	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Team	Year	Location
Olympic Games
11	Olympic	2000	Sydney, AUS
13	Olympic	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
FIFA U-20 World Cup
15	U20	2009	Egypt
19	U20	2019	Poland
20	U20	1997	Malaysia
21	U20	2017	Republic of Korea
FIFA U-17 World Cup
19	U17	2015	Chile
FIFA World Cup
17	Senior	2002	Japan
20	Senior	2010	South Africa
24	Senior	1998	France

General Interest

Nickname
Amaglug-glug

General
South Africa qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo through their performance at the 2019 Africa U23 Cup of Nations in Egypt.

The South African team made their first Olympic appearance at the 2000 Games in Sydney. Despite recording a 3-1 victory over Brazil, defeats to Japan and Slovakia meant South Africa finished third in their group and were eliminated from the tournament. They met Brazil again in the group stage of the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, this time playing out a 0-0 draw. That result was followed by a 1-0 defeat to Denmark and a 1-1 draw with Iraq, which left South Africa bottom of their group.

Legend

:: Gold Medal
:: Silver Medal
:: Bronze Medal
:: Gold Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event

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