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South Africa vs Zimbabwe Preview: Kick-off time, TV channel & squad news

South Africa are set to play Zimbabwe in their second Group A Cosafa game on Saturday in Bloemfontein.

The hosts will be going for nothing less than maximum points to get off the bottom of the pool after a disappointing start when they faced Mozambique.

The Warriors collected a point in their initial game against Mauritius, explaining why three points this weekend will be massive.

Here, GOAL provides all the details you need to know about how to watch the clash between South Africa and Zimbabwe, including TV channels, streaming options, team news, and more.

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    Kick-off time

    Game:S. Africa vs Zimbabwe
    Date:June 7, 2025
    Kick-off:15.00
    Venue:Free State Toyota Stadium, Bloemfontein
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  • How to watch S. Africa vs Zimbabwe online - TV channels & live streams

    Online StreamingTV Channel
    Fifa+SABC Sport

    Or you can follow all the action through GOAL's Live Text Commentary here

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    S. Africa news & squads

    Bafana Bafana coach Vela Khumalo, might be forced to make some changes after struggles against Os Mambas.

    Kaizer Chiefs duo Wandile Duba and Mduduzi Shabalala might start in this game as South Africa aim to inject pace into their play.

    S. Africa: Mbanjwa, McCarthy, Mcaba, Mngonyama, Gcaba, Moralo, Mkhize, Dithejane, Barns, Shabalala, Duba

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  • Zimbabwe news & squads

    Coach Simon Marange will most likely stick to the team that played the initial game against Mauritius as he tries to get the consistency needed.

    Zimbabwe Possible XI: Mapisa, Kaseke, Mbeba, Chapinduka, Takaedza, Makunike, Padera, Muzenda, Mupomba, Meke, Ngwenya

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    Head-to-head and recent form

    South Africa expected a better start in their opening Group A game, but they ended up falling to Mozambique by a solitary goal.

    However, Zimbabwe and Mauritius battled to a goalless draw to share the spoils.

    In the head-to-head record, Bafana Bafana have two wins, the same as the Warriors, with one game ending in a draw.

    South Africa haven't beaten Zimbabwe in Cosafa in the last three meetings; they have lost twice, drawn once - in regulation time, explaining why they need a win on Saturday.

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