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Football: Mosimane wants to keep Group D lead

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Football: Mosimane wants to keep Group D leadفاطمه عموزاد · CC BY 4.0

Pitso Mosimane is asking Bafana Bafana to retain first place in Group D during the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. South Africa must avoid underestimating Benni McCarthy’s Kenya in the upcoming matches, according to IOL.

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