"I Didn’t Recognise My Team," Says Broos After Bafana's Win Over Warriors
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos says he is not entirely happy with the performance of his players in the win over the Warriors on Thursday night.
South Africa narrowly beat Zimbabwe 1-0 to take a three-point lead at the top of Group G in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
Speaking after the match, the 69-year-old Belgian said the Warriors were more aggressive than Bafana and could have taken points from the match. Said Broos:
We played against opponents who were more aggressive than us, who won more duels than us, who had more movements in their team, and I really didn’t recognise my team.
We were a little bit lucky and we could have lost points, but I am happy that we won the match. But, as I said earlier, I am not satisfied with the performance of the players tonight.
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…. I don’t have a reason why they played they way they did. I asked Percy [Tau] after the game, ‘what happened?’
Nobody knows it and it was not good. I am not anxious, I am sure that on Sunday there will be a better South Africa.
Bafana will travel to Ghana for their final match against the second-placed Black Stars on Sunday, with qualification for the final stage of the qualifiers in their own hands.
