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New-look Bafana Bafana bounce back to secure draw against lowly-ranked Andorra ahead of Algeria clash

Hugo Broos' team had a rough start in the first match of the inaugural Fifa Series when Ricardo Goss' unfortunate goalkeeping mistake allowed Ricard Fernandez to break the deadlock just five minutes into the game. Despite the setback, the South Africans sought to recover, with their best opportunity arising after 18 minutes when Thapelo Morena's impressive shot was thwarted by goalkeeper Josep Gomes.With relentless pressure, debutant Elias Mokwana managed to score a remarkable equaliser in the 25th minute, injecting renewed energy into the visiting team. South Africa had several opportunities to add more goals, but they entered halftime deadlocked at 1-1.Bafana looked to take the lead early in the second half, but their opportunities were squandered as Andorra's defence held strong, preventing the South Africans from scoring. With the match ending in a 1-1 draw after 94 minutes of play, coach Broos will return to the drawing board in preparation for their upcoming match against Algeria on Tuesday, March 26th.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Sekhukhune United’s Mokwana showcased an impressive performance in Bafana's offensive lineup, demonstrating his value to coach Broos, as he will look to get more game-time in national team colours under his belt.

THE MVP

Goss endured a rough start to the match, losing control of the ball early on, which resulted in Andorra scoring the opening goal. The SuperSport United goalkeeper will surely be disappointed with his error.

THE BIG LOSER

The South Africans will turn their attention to their upcoming match against Algeria in the second Fifa Series encounter scheduled for Tuesday, March 26th at Stade Nelson Mandela at 11h00pm SA time.

WHAT NEXT FOR BAFANA?

MATCH RATING (OUT OF FIVE): ⭐⭐⭐

New-look Bafana Bafana bounce back to secure draw against lowly-ranked Andorra ahead of Algeria clash | Goal.com

The South African team had wholesale changes in their 1-1 draw against Andorra at 19 May 1956 Stadium in Annaba, Algeria on Thursday night.

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