Team event for the South African men s national football team

Match Time Home Team Score Away Team Half Time Analysis Africa Qualifiers 2012 06 09 21:00 Botswana 1-1 South Africa 1-1 Africa Qualifiers 2012 06 03 21:00 South Africa 1-1 Ethiopia 0-1 Analysis Friendly 2012 03 01 02:

30 South Africa 0-0 Senegal 0-0 Analysis Friendlies 2012 01 15 22:00 South Africa 1-1 Ghana 1-1 Analysis Friendlies 2012 01 11 22:30 South Africa 1-1 Zambia 0-1 Analysis Friendlies 2012 01 06 23:

59 Equatorial Guinea 0-0 South Africa 1 0-0 Analysis Friendly 2011 11 16 02:00 Zimbabwe 2-1 South Africa 0-1 Analysis Friendly 2011 11 12 21:15 South Africa 1-1 Ivory Coast 0-1 Analysis Africa Cup of Nations 2011 10 08 23:

00 South Africa 0-0 Sierra Leone 0-0 Africa Cup of Nations 2011 09 04 22:30 Niger 2-1 South Africa 1-0 Analysis Friendlies 2011 08 11 02:15 South Africa 3-0 Burkina Faso 2-0 Africa Cup of Nations 2011 06 06 02:

30 Egypt 0-0 South Africa 0-0 Analysis Friendlies 2011 05 14 23:00 Tanzania 0-1 South Africa 0-1 Analysis Africa Cup of Nations 2011 03 27 02:10 South Africa 1-0 Egypt 0-0 Analysis African National Championship 2011 02 18 22:

00 South Africa 0-2 Algeria 0-1 Analysis AFC 2011 02 14 01:00 South Africa 1 2-1 Zimbabwe 1-1 Analysis Friendly 2011 02 10 02:45 South Africa 2-0 Kenya 2-0 Analysis AFC 2011 02 09 22:

30 South Africa 2-0 Niger 0-0 Analysis AFC Championship 2011 02 05 22:30 South Africa 2-1 Ghana 0-1 Analysis Friendlies 2011 01 22 23:00 South Africa 1-1 Sweden 1-1 Analysis Friendlies 2010 11 18 03:

30 South Africa 0-1 USA 0-0 Africa Cup of Sciences 2010 10 11 00:30 Sierra Leone 0-0 South Africa 0-0 Africa Cup of Sciences 2010 09 05 02:30 South Africa 2-0 Niger 2-0 Analysis Friendlies 2010 08 12 02:

The South Africa National Football Team is the official football team of the African country of South Africa, managed by the South African Football Association.

In the early years, South Africa was sanctioned by the International Football Association (FIFA) for more than 20 years due to the implementation of the apartheid system, and was affected by domestic racial conflicts. It was not until 1991 that South Africa had their ban lifted, and their first international match was against Cameroon in July 1992, when they won 1-0. South Africa have only reached the World Cup finals three times so far, in 1998 and 2002, and once as hosts in 2010, all of them in the group stage.

However, South Africa had an excellent record at the Africa Cup of Nations, winning the title in 1996 and finishing second and third in 1998 and 2000 respectively.

In the summer of 2009, a year before the World Cup, South Africa hosted the FIFA Confederations Cup, where they finished fourth. They beat New Zealand, drew with Iraq, lost to Spain and later lost to Brazil in the semi-finals in the group stage. In the third-place and fourth-place finals, South Africa led European champions Spain 1-0 at one point, but eventually lost in extra time.

In the South African squad, there are some well-known players such as Pienaar, who plays for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League, who is regarded as the team's number one star. South Africa's captain Mokoina, a former Premier League player who plays for Blackburn Rovers, is the country's record attendee. It is worth mentioning that South Africa coach Andreas Pereira has a wealth of World Cup experience, having led Brazil to victory in 1994, and he could be a key figure in South Africa's success.

Ahead of the 2010 World Cup, Reuters said in a Reuters outlook on South Africa's prospects at the 2010 World Cup: "Few people think the hosts have a chance of making a splash, but if you're lucky, South Africa still has the potential to surprise many, having already shown their potential in the 2009 Confederations Cup against Brazil." ”

Match Time Home Team Score Away Team Half Time Analysis European Qualifiers 2013 10 15 06:00 Faroe Islands Austria Analysis European Qualifiers 2013 10 11 06:00 Sweden Austria Analysis European Qualifiers 2013 09 10 06:

00 Austria Ireland Analysis European Qualifier 2013 09 06 06:00 Germany Austria Analysis European Qualifier 2013 06 07 06:00 Austria Sweden Analysis European Qualifier 2013 03 26 07:

00 Ireland Austria Analysis European Qualifier 2013 03 22 06:00Austria Faroe Islands Analysis European Qualifier 2012 10 17 02:30 Austria 4-0 Kazakhstan 1-0 Analysis European Qualifier 2012 10 13 00:

00 Kazakhstan 0-0 Austria 0-0 European Qualifiers 2012 09 12 02:30 Austria 1-2 Germany 0-1 Friendlies 2012 06 06 02:30 Austria 0-0 Romania 0-0 Friendlies 2012 06 02 02:

30 Austria 3-2 Ukraine 1-0 Friendlies 2012 03 01 03:30 Austria 3-1 Finland 1-0 Friendlies 2011 11 16 03:00 Ukraine 1 2-1 Austria 1-0 Euro 2011 10 11 23:

59 Kazakhstan 0-0 Austria 0-0 Euro 2011 10 07 23:59 Azerbaijan 1 1-4 Austria 0-1 Euro 2011 09 07 02:30 Austria 0-0 Turkey 0-0 Euro 2011 09 03 02:

45 Germany 6-2 Austria 3-1 Analysis Friendly 2011 08 11 02:30 Austria 1-2 Slovakia 0-2 Analysis Friendly 2011 06 08 02:30 Austria 3-1 Latvia 3 0-0 Analysis Euro 2011 06 04 02:

30 Austria 1-2 Germany 0-1 Euro 2011 03 30 01:30 Turkey 2-0 Austria 1-0 Euro 2011 03 26 03:30 Austria 0-2 Belgium 0-1 Friendly 2011 02 10 03:

30 Netherlands 3-1 Austria 1-0 Friendly 2010 11 18 03:30 Austria 1-2 Greece 0-0 Analysis Home Previous 1 4 NextLast.

The Belgian men's national football team is the official football team of the Western European country of Belgium and is managed by the Belgian Football Association. The Belgian men's national football team has achieved good results in international competitions in the past, and has played in the World Cup final as early as the thirties and fifties of the twentieth century. The best performance was at the 1986 World Cup, where they beat Spain in the quarter-finals and won 0:0 in the quarter-finals

2 were defeated by Argentina and then lost to France from 12 yards in the third-place match to finish fourth. As for the European Nations Cup, they also performed well, finishing third in the 1972 European Nations Cup and finishing second in the 1980 European Nations Cup. Belgium won gold and bronze medals in football at the 1920 and 1900 Olympic Games.

Known as the "Red Devils of Europe".