Zebras get bye to COSAFA quarterfinals

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

COSAFA boost: The Zebras' better rankings have propelled them to the quarter finals of the COSAFA without kicking a ball

Zebras are assured of a place in the quarterfinals of this year’s COSAFA Senior Challenge scheduled for May 17 to 31 in the North West Province, South Africa.

Zebras, being one of the top six ranked sides in the COSAFA region, will not play the first round of the competition that will be contested by the lower ranked sides in group format. The draw for this year’s event will be held tomorrow in Johannesburg, South Africa.

According to COSAFA, 12 out of 14 regional countries have already confirmed their participation at this year’s event.

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