The Zebras continued on their path to recovery after holding Mozambique's Mambas to a 1-1 in an international friendly match at the FNB Stadium in Soweto yesterday.
Since the Frenchman, Didier Gomes Da Rosa took over in November, the team's fortunes have been on an upward trajectory culminating in a famous 1-0 victory over Guinea in a World Cup qualifier. Da Rosa lost his first match in charge 2-1 against Mozambique in November, but the Zebras are now unbeaten in their last two matches.
The team held a Mozambique side that is bound for the Africa Cup of Nations which kicks off in Ivory Coast this weekend. Kabelo Seakanyeng gave the Zebras the lead from the spot in the 39th minute before the Mambas evened the ledger in the second stanza. The Zebras are preparing for the resumption of the World Cup qualifiers in June where the team travels to Uganda and Somalia amid growing optimism.
