‘Dlamini was catching shadows, Nigerian juju was very strong! SAFA is a curse’

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Banyana Banyana fell 2-1 against the Super Falcons in the 2024 WAFCON semi-final game staged in Casablanca.

The ugly incident that left Gabriela Salgado with a serious injury could have played a role in South Africa’s loss, but Nigeria deservedly claimed a vital win that will now see them face hosts Morocco in the final.

Have a look at what the fans said after Tuesday’s game.

Banyana Banyana missed Thembi Kgatlana 

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A bird that sits on a tree for too long invites a stone. Those thousand back passes caused them a penalty –  Keorapetse Sola Tshwanelo 

They didn’t wanna pay them well! If Thembi Kgatlana were there, Banyana Banyana could have advanced to the final. SAFA is the curse –  Nkosy Keyz 

Time for the coach to pack her bags and leave Banyana Banyana, she has a lot of favoritism – Mthobisi Zikhali 

If that goal was conceded by Kaylin Swart we wouldn’t hear the end of it – Jaemae Saeneler 

Goalkeeper Andile Dlamini wasn’t in this game; she was lucky several times – Noel C Rapson

I don’t care that we lost as long as our players are still alive

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At least we could have lost to the Black Queens of Ghana than these ones – Kgodiso Tlou 

Andile Dlamini was catching shadows, Nigerian juju was very strong – Zet Zet 

I’m pretty sure SAFA President Danny Jordaan and his SAFA friends are happy right now – Phumudzo Rama

Bafana Bafana must make sure that Nigeria is not going to the FIFA World Cup – Ntando Ntd 

I don’t care that we lost as long as our players are still alive, because wow! Those Nigerians were playing wrestling – Bongani Blose 

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Willis Sob is a sports betting expert and journalist covering Nigeria and South Africa, with 16 years of experience. With a background in journalism, reporting and programme production, he specialises in football odds, and his work has appeared on OK Africa and GOAL, as well as TV, radio and podcasts.