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2024 WAFCON - Banyana Banyana vs Ghana Preview: Kick-off time, TV channel & squad news

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Banyana Banyana hope to get their hands on bronze as they play Ghana in the WAFCON third-place playoff on Friday.

This will be a tough outing for both teams, having met in Group C of the biennial competition, where the Black Queens failed to deliver.

Here, GOAL brings you all the details you need to know about how to watch the match between South Africa and Ghana, including TV channels, streaming details, team news, and more.

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    Kick-off time

    Game:

    Banyana vs Ghana

    Date:

    25 July 2025

    Kick-off:

    21h00 SA Time, 19h00 GH Time

    Venue:

    Larbi Zaouli Stadium, Casablanca
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  • How to watch Banyana vs Ghana online - TV channels & live streams

    Online Streaming

    TV Channel

    DStv.com/DStv Now App

    SuperSport TV's PSL Channel 202/SABC 3
  • Refiloe Jane, Jermanine Seoposenwe & Gabriela Salgado, Banyana Banyana, July 2025Backpagepix

    Banyana team news & squads

    Coach Desiree Ellis might opt against starting Andile Dlamini in favour of Kaylin Swart.

    Ronnie Donnelly is still an injury doubt alongside Gabriela Salgado, who suffered a nasty injury in the semi-final against Nigeria.

    Banyana Possible XI: Dlamini, Ramalepe, Dhlamini, Mbane, Magama, Jane, Makhubela, Holweni, Seoposenwe, Motlhalo, Magaia

  • Ghana team news & squads

    The Black Queens gave a good account of themselves despite the loss against the hosts in the semi-final.

    Chances are high that the technical team will retain the same team that faced Morocco in the last four.

    Ghana Possible XI: Konlan, Duah, Boakye, Bonsu, Yeboah, Cudjoe, Asantewaa, Marfo, Nyamekye, Boaduwaa, Boye-Hlorkah

  • Head-to-head and recent form

    South Africa have so far suffered just one defeat in the ongoing campaign, which came in the semi-final against Nigeria. From open play, they have managed two wins, as many draws, and a loss; they beat Senegal 4-1 on penalties to advance to the semi-final.

    The Black Queens have won just one game in regulation time, lost one, and drawn the other. In the quarter-final, they needed penalties to eliminate Algeria before falling to Morocco in a post-match shootout as well.

    In the head-to-head record, this will be the ninth meeting between the teams.

    The Black Queens have managed four wins, with Banyana Banyana claiming victories on four occasions. Interestingly, there has never been a goalless draw between the nations.

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