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Do-or-die as Bafana out to silence Uganda in CHAN decider | SA News

19 August 2025 by Guest

It’s do-or-die for South Africa, as the winner of this crucial Group C clash will secure a spot in the last eight. As of Monday morning, Uganda sit top of the group with six points from three matches, while defending champions Algeria are second on five points.

South Africa are also on five points, but the Desert Foxes hold the advantage on goal difference. Algeria take on Niger in their final match and are widely expected to collect three points, which would move them up to eight and secure top spot. That means Bafana will most likely need nothing less than a victory. A draw could still be enough, but only if Niger upset Algeria – a tall order by any measure.

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