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Qatar vs South Africa – U17 FIFA World Cup Line-Ups Confirmed – iDiski Times | SA News

7 November 2025 by Guest

South Africa national U17 head coach Vela Khumalo has named a strong XI for their second group stage match against hosts Qatar in their U17 FIFA World Cup.

The two sides do battle this afternoon at Aspire Zone – Pitch 7, with a win needed for the home side to keep their knockout stage hopes alive, while Amajimbos could secure it with a game to spare after their 3-1 win over Bolivia in their tournament opener.

Having lost 1-0 to Italy, pressure is already upon head coach Alvaro Meija – who has won three games and lost three since taking over the role to lead the squad.

The Spaniard beat Yemen, Oman, and United Arab Emirates, while suffering defeats to Belgium and Saudi Arabia,…

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