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In a must-win Round of 16 match, South Africa beat Egypt 1-0 thanks to Thembinkosi Lorch\u2019s late winner. While many had expected the 2019 Afcon hosts to advance deep into the knockout round, largely owing to their star-studded front three of Mohamed Salah, Marwan Mohsen and Tr\u00e9z\u00e9guet.<\/h4>\nAlthough, it was Bafana Bafana\u2019s attack that shone brightest on Saturday: Percy Tau on the right, Lebo Mothiba up top, and Lorch on the left.<\/h4>\nTau was brilliant at cutting into the middle with his close control and quick dribbling. Lorch did well to exploit space behind Ahmed Elmohamady. It was Mothiba who was the one that linked it all together.<\/h4>\nAfter a brilliant debut season at Strasbourg, he helped set up a quarterfinal match-up with Nigeria with a phenomenal centre-forward display.<\/h4>\nBET: Nigeria v South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Between his strength, speed, and height, Mothiba is an intimidating attacker to have breathing down your neck. His\u00a0constant pressing forced Egypt to make rushed decisions in the build-up, resorting to errant long balls or wayward passes.<\/h4>\nHowever, when Egypt\u2019s defence had played out of the press and advanced to the halfway line, Mothiba dropped back and used his cover shadow to mark Tarek Hamed out of the game. With Hamed unavailable as a passing option, Egypt struggled to progress the ball through the centre of the pitch.<\/h4>\n
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After blocking the passing angle to Hamed, Mothiba would either press the defender into sending through a long ball or follow the centre back as he aimed to dribble forward.<\/h4>\nIn general, South Africa\u2019s gameplan off-the-ball was to shut down the central passages for Egypt. Midfielder Bongani Zungu and his teammates worked hard to neutralize Mohamed ElNeny. Mothiba stuck to Hamed like glue with tireless zonal marking. The result? Egypt were rushed and unproductive in possession.<\/h4>\nWith Mothiba removing Hamed as a passing option, the Egyptian centrebacks tried to find Salah or Tr\u00e9z\u00e9guet on the wings, who would then be swarmed by defenders.<\/h4>\nMothiba was a menace off the ball, marking Hamed out of the game, pressing the centre backs, and even dropping back to block passing lanes to midfielders.<\/h4>\nJos\u00e9 Mourinho praised the performance from Stuart Baxter\u2019s men, noting \u201cSouth Africa were patient, disciplined and well-organized. On the other hand, Egypt were really disappointing.\u201d<\/h4>\nBaxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
The slender centre forward worked tirelessly all game to build constructive attacks. He often drifted wide right to combine with Tau and play a quick one-two into space. One occasion, it took a last-ditch tackle from Hamed to stop Mothiba\u2019s run, although it could\u2019ve resulted in a yellow for Hamed had the Zamalek midfielder timed his tackle a second late.<\/h4>\nThanks to Mothiba\u2019s strong hold-up play, the likes of Lorch and Kamohelo Mokotjo always had a reliable target man to play off of, a bulky centre forward who could hold off defenders and create space for them. Mothiba boxed out Egypt defenders with his impressive back strength and tight control, often drawing fouls after receiving long balls.<\/h4>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/machibet777-app.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Snip20190709_8-300x199.png\")
<\/p>\n
With his back to goal, Mothiba was a key part in South Africa\u2019s counter-attacking strategy. He would quickly return a short pass, before looking to advance up the pitch and find a passing option in a dangerous position.<\/h4>\nIn this scenario, instead of trying to thread it through to Lorch, he hesitates, turns, and finds Mokotjo in open space. Mokotjo launches the low shot, just firing wide of Mohamed El-Shenawy\u2019s goal.<\/h4>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/machibet777-app.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Snip20190709_9-300x148.png\")
<\/p>\n
While Egypt dominated possession, South Africa carved out better scoring chances, and they could\u2019ve easily had a penalty in the 49th minute. After spinning and swivelling past defenders, Mothiba found Mokotjo, who released Sifiso Hlanti for a beautiful cross.<\/h4>\nMothiba was wrongly judged to have fouled Ayman Ashraf though; on the contrary, after finding space in between Ahmed Hegazi and Ashraf, Ashraf was the one who tried to drag him down.<\/h4>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/machibet777-app.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Snip20190709_10-300x163.png\")
<\/p>\n
Despite being the youngest starter on the pitch at 23, Mothiba gave a veteran\u2019s performance. He controlled searching long balls from Ronwen Williams, combined with his attacking teammates and occupied Hegazi with his combination of speed and strength, stretching the defence with runs into space.<\/h4>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/machibet777-app.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/07\/Snip20190709_11-300x139.png\")
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Williams did well to pick out Mothiba between the lines with his pinpoint dropkicks, finding the target with regularity.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
By the time the goal came, Javier Aguirre had used up all of his substitutions. Baxter, on the other hand, had not made a single change. Instead, he remained resolute in his belief that his starters could finish the job, and in the 85th minute, he was vindicated.<\/h4>\nMothiba quickly dropped back to beat out two Egypt players and control Tau\u2019s throw-in, before advancing down the right flank with a buccaneering run.<\/h4>\nTau swiftly combined with Lorch and Zungu, with Zungu launching a Zidane-esque through ball into Mothiba.<\/h4>\nSuddenly, South Africa had a 2-v-1 scenario, with Lorch and Mothiba launching forward, and Hegazy helplessly wondering where his defensive assistance was.<\/h4>\nMothiba played a perfect pass into Lorch, who placed a calm finish past El-Shenawy and into the right corner. 1-0.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
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<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
In the most important match that Bafana Bafana have played since the 2010 FIFA World Cup, they proved they were up to the task, knocking out the hosts and continuing a trend of upsets which had previously seen Cameroon and Morocco eliminated at the Round of 16.<\/h4>\nWhile the quarterfinal match-up against Nigeria will be a tough task for Baxter\u2019s men, they proved against Egypt that they can dig in, defend with discipline, and counter with menace.<\/h4>\nIf South Africa are to make it to their first AFCON semi-finals since 2000, they\u2019ll need Mothiba to be at his best once again.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
\n? #BafanaBafana<\/a> \u2019s squad valuation sits at \u20ac33.5 million while their quarterfinal opponents Nigeria are valued at \u20ac192.10 million. Read Now: https:\/\/t.co\/B27MSDHUFO<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 BET.machibet777-app.com (@betcoza) July 9, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Tau was brilliant at cutting into the middle with his close control and quick dribbling. Lorch did well to exploit space behind Ahmed Elmohamady. It was Mothiba who was the one that linked it all together.<\/h4>\nAfter a brilliant debut season at Strasbourg, he helped set up a quarterfinal match-up with Nigeria with a phenomenal centre-forward display.<\/h4>\nBET: Nigeria v South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Between his strength, speed, and height, Mothiba is an intimidating attacker to have breathing down your neck. His\u00a0constant pressing forced Egypt to make rushed decisions in the build-up, resorting to errant long balls or wayward passes.<\/h4>\nHowever, when Egypt\u2019s defence had played out of the press and advanced to the halfway line, Mothiba dropped back and used his cover shadow to mark Tarek Hamed out of the game. With Hamed unavailable as a passing option, Egypt struggled to progress the ball through the centre of the pitch.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
After blocking the passing angle to Hamed, Mothiba would either press the defender into sending through a long ball or follow the centre back as he aimed to dribble forward.<\/h4>\nIn general, South Africa\u2019s gameplan off-the-ball was to shut down the central passages for Egypt. Midfielder Bongani Zungu and his teammates worked hard to neutralize Mohamed ElNeny. Mothiba stuck to Hamed like glue with tireless zonal marking. The result? Egypt were rushed and unproductive in possession.<\/h4>\nWith Mothiba removing Hamed as a passing option, the Egyptian centrebacks tried to find Salah or Tr\u00e9z\u00e9guet on the wings, who would then be swarmed by defenders.<\/h4>\nMothiba was a menace off the ball, marking Hamed out of the game, pressing the centre backs, and even dropping back to block passing lanes to midfielders.<\/h4>\nJos\u00e9 Mourinho praised the performance from Stuart Baxter\u2019s men, noting \u201cSouth Africa were patient, disciplined and well-organized. On the other hand, Egypt were really disappointing.\u201d<\/h4>\nBaxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
The slender centre forward worked tirelessly all game to build constructive attacks. He often drifted wide right to combine with Tau and play a quick one-two into space. One occasion, it took a last-ditch tackle from Hamed to stop Mothiba\u2019s run, although it could\u2019ve resulted in a yellow for Hamed had the Zamalek midfielder timed his tackle a second late.<\/h4>\nThanks to Mothiba\u2019s strong hold-up play, the likes of Lorch and Kamohelo Mokotjo always had a reliable target man to play off of, a bulky centre forward who could hold off defenders and create space for them. Mothiba boxed out Egypt defenders with his impressive back strength and tight control, often drawing fouls after receiving long balls.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
With his back to goal, Mothiba was a key part in South Africa\u2019s counter-attacking strategy. He would quickly return a short pass, before looking to advance up the pitch and find a passing option in a dangerous position.<\/h4>\nIn this scenario, instead of trying to thread it through to Lorch, he hesitates, turns, and finds Mokotjo in open space. Mokotjo launches the low shot, just firing wide of Mohamed El-Shenawy\u2019s goal.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
While Egypt dominated possession, South Africa carved out better scoring chances, and they could\u2019ve easily had a penalty in the 49th minute. After spinning and swivelling past defenders, Mothiba found Mokotjo, who released Sifiso Hlanti for a beautiful cross.<\/h4>\nMothiba was wrongly judged to have fouled Ayman Ashraf though; on the contrary, after finding space in between Ahmed Hegazi and Ashraf, Ashraf was the one who tried to drag him down.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
Despite being the youngest starter on the pitch at 23, Mothiba gave a veteran\u2019s performance. He controlled searching long balls from Ronwen Williams, combined with his attacking teammates and occupied Hegazi with his combination of speed and strength, stretching the defence with runs into space.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
Williams did well to pick out Mothiba between the lines with his pinpoint dropkicks, finding the target with regularity.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
By the time the goal came, Javier Aguirre had used up all of his substitutions. Baxter, on the other hand, had not made a single change. Instead, he remained resolute in his belief that his starters could finish the job, and in the 85th minute, he was vindicated.<\/h4>\nMothiba quickly dropped back to beat out two Egypt players and control Tau\u2019s throw-in, before advancing down the right flank with a buccaneering run.<\/h4>\nTau swiftly combined with Lorch and Zungu, with Zungu launching a Zidane-esque through ball into Mothiba.<\/h4>\nSuddenly, South Africa had a 2-v-1 scenario, with Lorch and Mothiba launching forward, and Hegazy helplessly wondering where his defensive assistance was.<\/h4>\nMothiba played a perfect pass into Lorch, who placed a calm finish past El-Shenawy and into the right corner. 1-0.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
In the most important match that Bafana Bafana have played since the 2010 FIFA World Cup, they proved they were up to the task, knocking out the hosts and continuing a trend of upsets which had previously seen Cameroon and Morocco eliminated at the Round of 16.<\/h4>\nWhile the quarterfinal match-up against Nigeria will be a tough task for Baxter\u2019s men, they proved against Egypt that they can dig in, defend with discipline, and counter with menace.<\/h4>\nIf South Africa are to make it to their first AFCON semi-finals since 2000, they\u2019ll need Mothiba to be at his best once again.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
\n? #BafanaBafana<\/a> \u2019s squad valuation sits at \u20ac33.5 million while their quarterfinal opponents Nigeria are valued at \u20ac192.10 million. Read Now: https:\/\/t.co\/B27MSDHUFO<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 BET.machibet777-app.com (@betcoza) July 9, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
BET: Nigeria v South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Between his strength, speed, and height, Mothiba is an intimidating attacker to have breathing down your neck. His\u00a0constant pressing forced Egypt to make rushed decisions in the build-up, resorting to errant long balls or wayward passes.<\/h4>\nHowever, when Egypt\u2019s defence had played out of the press and advanced to the halfway line, Mothiba dropped back and used his cover shadow to mark Tarek Hamed out of the game. With Hamed unavailable as a passing option, Egypt struggled to progress the ball through the centre of the pitch.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
After blocking the passing angle to Hamed, Mothiba would either press the defender into sending through a long ball or follow the centre back as he aimed to dribble forward.<\/h4>\nIn general, South Africa\u2019s gameplan off-the-ball was to shut down the central passages for Egypt. Midfielder Bongani Zungu and his teammates worked hard to neutralize Mohamed ElNeny. Mothiba stuck to Hamed like glue with tireless zonal marking. The result? Egypt were rushed and unproductive in possession.<\/h4>\nWith Mothiba removing Hamed as a passing option, the Egyptian centrebacks tried to find Salah or Tr\u00e9z\u00e9guet on the wings, who would then be swarmed by defenders.<\/h4>\nMothiba was a menace off the ball, marking Hamed out of the game, pressing the centre backs, and even dropping back to block passing lanes to midfielders.<\/h4>\nJos\u00e9 Mourinho praised the performance from Stuart Baxter\u2019s men, noting \u201cSouth Africa were patient, disciplined and well-organized. On the other hand, Egypt were really disappointing.\u201d<\/h4>\nBaxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
The slender centre forward worked tirelessly all game to build constructive attacks. He often drifted wide right to combine with Tau and play a quick one-two into space. One occasion, it took a last-ditch tackle from Hamed to stop Mothiba\u2019s run, although it could\u2019ve resulted in a yellow for Hamed had the Zamalek midfielder timed his tackle a second late.<\/h4>\nThanks to Mothiba\u2019s strong hold-up play, the likes of Lorch and Kamohelo Mokotjo always had a reliable target man to play off of, a bulky centre forward who could hold off defenders and create space for them. Mothiba boxed out Egypt defenders with his impressive back strength and tight control, often drawing fouls after receiving long balls.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
With his back to goal, Mothiba was a key part in South Africa\u2019s counter-attacking strategy. He would quickly return a short pass, before looking to advance up the pitch and find a passing option in a dangerous position.<\/h4>\nIn this scenario, instead of trying to thread it through to Lorch, he hesitates, turns, and finds Mokotjo in open space. Mokotjo launches the low shot, just firing wide of Mohamed El-Shenawy\u2019s goal.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
While Egypt dominated possession, South Africa carved out better scoring chances, and they could\u2019ve easily had a penalty in the 49th minute. After spinning and swivelling past defenders, Mothiba found Mokotjo, who released Sifiso Hlanti for a beautiful cross.<\/h4>\nMothiba was wrongly judged to have fouled Ayman Ashraf though; on the contrary, after finding space in between Ahmed Hegazi and Ashraf, Ashraf was the one who tried to drag him down.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
Despite being the youngest starter on the pitch at 23, Mothiba gave a veteran\u2019s performance. He controlled searching long balls from Ronwen Williams, combined with his attacking teammates and occupied Hegazi with his combination of speed and strength, stretching the defence with runs into space.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
Williams did well to pick out Mothiba between the lines with his pinpoint dropkicks, finding the target with regularity.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
By the time the goal came, Javier Aguirre had used up all of his substitutions. Baxter, on the other hand, had not made a single change. Instead, he remained resolute in his belief that his starters could finish the job, and in the 85th minute, he was vindicated.<\/h4>\nMothiba quickly dropped back to beat out two Egypt players and control Tau\u2019s throw-in, before advancing down the right flank with a buccaneering run.<\/h4>\nTau swiftly combined with Lorch and Zungu, with Zungu launching a Zidane-esque through ball into Mothiba.<\/h4>\nSuddenly, South Africa had a 2-v-1 scenario, with Lorch and Mothiba launching forward, and Hegazy helplessly wondering where his defensive assistance was.<\/h4>\nMothiba played a perfect pass into Lorch, who placed a calm finish past El-Shenawy and into the right corner. 1-0.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
In the most important match that Bafana Bafana have played since the 2010 FIFA World Cup, they proved they were up to the task, knocking out the hosts and continuing a trend of upsets which had previously seen Cameroon and Morocco eliminated at the Round of 16.<\/h4>\nWhile the quarterfinal match-up against Nigeria will be a tough task for Baxter\u2019s men, they proved against Egypt that they can dig in, defend with discipline, and counter with menace.<\/h4>\nIf South Africa are to make it to their first AFCON semi-finals since 2000, they\u2019ll need Mothiba to be at his best once again.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n
\n? #BafanaBafana<\/a> \u2019s squad valuation sits at \u20ac33.5 million while their quarterfinal opponents Nigeria are valued at \u20ac192.10 million. Read Now: https:\/\/t.co\/B27MSDHUFO<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 BET.machibet777-app.com (@betcoza) July 9, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
However, when Egypt\u2019s defence had played out of the press and advanced to the halfway line, Mothiba dropped back and used his cover shadow to mark Tarek Hamed out of the game. With Hamed unavailable as a passing option, Egypt struggled to progress the ball through the centre of the pitch.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\nIn general, South Africa\u2019s gameplan off-the-ball was to shut down the central passages for Egypt. Midfielder Bongani Zungu and his teammates worked hard to neutralize Mohamed ElNeny. Mothiba stuck to Hamed like glue with tireless zonal marking. The result? Egypt were rushed and unproductive in possession.<\/h4>\nWith Mothiba removing Hamed as a passing option, the Egyptian centrebacks tried to find Salah or Tr\u00e9z\u00e9guet on the wings, who would then be swarmed by defenders.<\/h4>\nMothiba was a menace off the ball, marking Hamed out of the game, pressing the centre backs, and even dropping back to block passing lanes to midfielders.<\/h4>\nJos\u00e9 Mourinho praised the performance from Stuart Baxter\u2019s men, noting \u201cSouth Africa were patient, disciplined and well-organized. On the other hand, Egypt were really disappointing.\u201d<\/h4>\nBaxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
Mothiba was a menace off the ball, marking Hamed out of the game, pressing the centre backs, and even dropping back to block passing lanes to midfielders.<\/h4>\nJos\u00e9 Mourinho praised the performance from Stuart Baxter\u2019s men, noting \u201cSouth Africa were patient, disciplined and well-organized. On the other hand, Egypt were really disappointing.\u201d<\/h4>\nBaxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
Baxter\u2019s game-plan sought to force Egypt into playing long balls while limiting the midfielders to horizontal passes. As the game progressed, one forward (often Tau but occasionally Lorch) joined Mothiba to press Egypt\u2019s defence high up.<\/h4>\nSouth Africa allowed Egypt to dominate the lion\u2019s share of possession, but they pounced on the counter, taking advantage of Egypt\u2019s high line. Thanks to Tau and Lorch\u2019s threat on the wings, as well as Mothiba\u2019s reliable hold-up play, South Africa managed to carve out several opportunities against the run of play.<\/h4>\n
Thanks to Mothiba\u2019s strong hold-up play, the likes of Lorch and Kamohelo Mokotjo always had a reliable target man to play off of, a bulky centre forward who could hold off defenders and create space for them. Mothiba boxed out Egypt defenders with his impressive back strength and tight control, often drawing fouls after receiving long balls.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\nIn this scenario, instead of trying to thread it through to Lorch, he hesitates, turns, and finds Mokotjo in open space. Mokotjo launches the low shot, just firing wide of Mohamed El-Shenawy\u2019s goal.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\nMothiba was wrongly judged to have fouled Ayman Ashraf though; on the contrary, after finding space in between Ahmed Hegazi and Ashraf, Ashraf was the one who tried to drag him down.<\/h4>\n
<\/p>\n<\/p>\nMothiba quickly dropped back to beat out two Egypt players and control Tau\u2019s throw-in, before advancing down the right flank with a buccaneering run.<\/h4>\nTau swiftly combined with Lorch and Zungu, with Zungu launching a Zidane-esque through ball into Mothiba.<\/h4>\nSuddenly, South Africa had a 2-v-1 scenario, with Lorch and Mothiba launching forward, and Hegazy helplessly wondering where his defensive assistance was.<\/h4>\nMothiba played a perfect pass into Lorch, who placed a calm finish past El-Shenawy and into the right corner. 1-0.<\/h4>\n
Suddenly, South Africa had a 2-v-1 scenario, with Lorch and Mothiba launching forward, and Hegazy helplessly wondering where his defensive assistance was.<\/h4>\nMothiba played a perfect pass into Lorch, who placed a calm finish past El-Shenawy and into the right corner. 1-0.<\/h4>\n
<\/h4>\nWhile the quarterfinal match-up against Nigeria will be a tough task for Baxter\u2019s men, they proved against Egypt that they can dig in, defend with discipline, and counter with menace.<\/h4>\nIf South Africa are to make it to their first AFCON semi-finals since 2000, they\u2019ll need Mothiba to be at his best once again.<\/h4>\n
? #BafanaBafana<\/a> \u2019s squad valuation sits at \u20ac33.5 million while their quarterfinal opponents Nigeria are valued at \u20ac192.10 million. Read Now: https:\/\/t.co\/B27MSDHUFO<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 BET.machibet777-app.com (@betcoza) July 9, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n