South Africa claimed a 2-0 win against Mozambique in an international friendly game staged at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Tshwane.
A goal each from Sinoxolo Kwayiba and Ashley Cupido gave Bafana Bafana a win as the new call-ups made a statement in the absence of the Mamelodi Sundowns players who are busy with the Fifa Club World Cup.
Have a look at what the fans said after the win against Os Mambas.
One negative is that Bafana Bafana missed a lot of chances
Well done, Bafana Bafana. Where are these fools who are saying Bafana Bafana is nothing without Sundowns players – Jahlady Natasha Mulweli
Man of the Match should've been Kaizer Chiefs' Edmilson Dove. He gifted South Africa two goals – L.J. Mamashila
How did Bafana Bafana win without Mamelodi Sundowns players? I'm still trying to figure it out – Lungisile Terrence Carels
Mohau Nkota will take that left wing and make it his own, as it was the only position without a regular player – Perican Pers Malumane
Well done to the boys. One negative is that we missed a lot of chances, but players did put their hand up for future involvement – TC Ramokhoase
Mbokazi made Broos want to cry
Nkota deserved the Man of the Match Award; he delivered a five-star performance, creating all the goals, and never lost pace throughout the entire game. Who chose Sinoxolo Kwayiba and for what? He was poor with decision making and in front of goals – Ashley Mash
Mohau Nkota impressed here, Mbekezeli Mbokazi made an old man want to cry, forgetting it was friendly. Yanela Mbuthuma didn't raise his hand. But those boys impressed, now Hugo Broos has a real pool to choose from – Conso Baloyi
The boys played well on Tuesday, all of them, and thanks to Coach Hugo Broos for being brave, Nkota is dangerous – ArchAngel Michael
The current Bafana Bafana squad is more powerful than the one that had Mamelodi Sundowns, clean play – Lindy B Ladylee Luhabe
Good game, boys. Nice intensity in both halves. Shout out to the Mozambique goalkeeper. He's good. I'm happy with the performance. I'm happy with the pressing – Bongani Thabizolo
