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2026 WCQ: Why We Played 0-0 with Zimbabwe - South Africa Coach Broos

South Africa's draw leaves their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification uncertain, requiring a win against Rwanda and favorable results elsewhere, coach Hugo Broos said.

  • On Friday, October 10, 2025, South Africa were held to a goalless draw by Zimbabwe at Moses Mabhida Stadium, and Hugo Broos addressed the 0-0 result post-match.
  • After a FIFA sanction, South Africa face steeper odds as FIFA docked three points and three goals for fielding ineligible midfielder Teboho Mokoena, leaving them second in Group C on 15 points.
  • Despite Zimbabwe’s numerical disadvantage, the Warriors defended resolutely and frustrated South Africa, while Broos praised Orlando Pirates midfielder Sipho Mbule for his second-half impact.
  • On Tuesday, South Africa must beat Rwanda to keep their World Cup hopes alive as the qualifiers conclude; Broos said they need `a miracle` to reach the 2026 finals.
  • As CAF qualifiers wrap up, Zimbabwe sit bottom of Group C with 5 points, but their performance is seen as a positive sign for the future, according to ZIFA.
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VAVEL.com broke the news in on Friday, October 10, 2025.
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