South Africa U20 Men’s team head coach Raymond Mdaka has praised his boys for displaying good character throughout the U20 Africa Cup of Nations Tournament.
Amajita booked a spot in the finals of the competition after they defeated Nigeria 1-0 on Thursday night at the Suez Canal Stadium in Egypt.
Tylon Smith’s lone goal in the 66th minute was enough to seal the victory for South africa.
South Africa have made it to the U20 Afcon final for the first time in 28 years having last appeared in the finals of the Competition in 1997 where they lost to Morocco.
Speaking to the press after the match, Mdaka said:
“Yes, another win, Congratulations to the boys. What a good job, good character, very disciplined, sticking to the agreements, tactical, technical. We really appreciate it,” he said.
“As much it was not easy, our boys are growing in each and every match, growing in character and growing in everything. Thank you, so much and well-done boys, and well done for the country,” noted the coach.
Morocco will face South Africa in the finals of the competition. Amajita put up a brilliant performance as they only lost one game in the five matches during the tournament.
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