It all comes together for Zebras

Friday, June 24, 2016

Going for gold: Onkabetse Makgantai shows his worth against DRC on Wednesday. PIC: COSAFA

The Zebras have been presented with a perfect opportunity to grab their first ever silverware when they meet an under-strength South African side in the final of the COSAFA Cup at the Sam Nujoma Stadium tomorrow. Kick-off is 6pm.

A win will present a nation, already in jubilant mood, with the right 50th birthday present.

Peter Butler’s charges have endured a lot in recent weeks, but responded magnificently with two victories within a week which sent them through to their first ever final in the regional competition.

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