Hugo Broos will not be a happy coach if his Bafana Bafana team fail to beat Zimbabwe in their fourth group stage World Cup qualifier at Free State Stadium on Tuesday night (6pm).
Bafana landed in Bloemfontein last night from Uyo high on confidence after holding Nigeria to a 1-1 draw at Godswill Akpabio Stadium on Friday night.
Themba Zwane opened the scoring for Bafana with a well-taken goal in the first half, but Nigeria equalised at the start of the second half through Fisayo Dele-Bashiru.
The result might have only seen the team bag four points from three matches in Group C, but it was hard-earned, given the challenges they faced ahead of the game.
Lesotho are the surprise Group C leaders with five points after they beat Zimbabwe 2-0 at Orlando Stadium on Friday afternoon.
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