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Venue for Next Bafana Home Fixture

14 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: As Bafana Bafana continue taking football to the people of Mzansi in their quest to qualify for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations, the Siya crew has been informed of where the next home fixture could potentially take place.

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