National coach believes building blocks are in place and his team will qualify
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos believes his building blocks of the past two years have fallen into place and leaves no possibility that his team will fail to qualify for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations .
Broos has emphasised youth and rebuilding, though backtracked on a few initial older omissions from the team whose hunger and fearlessness saw them run Ghana close in the 2022 World Cup group stages, bowing out on the same points and goal difference but just fewer goals scored. Broos believes he has seen signs of a team coming together. Friendlies should never be taken as any reliable indicator of form before competitive matches. But as the coach believes last year’s matches in September and November, for which he cast the net wider for players and found more pieces to his puzzle, showed SA will at least do the minimum of dispatching Liberia, his emerging combination can gain hugely needed experience at a big tournament.
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