South Africa’s U15 Boys National Team have made a strong impression at the inaugural FIFA U15 World Cup & Festival in Baku, Azerbaijan, finishing second in Group A after a five-match qualification campaign that produced three wins, one draw and one defeat. Coached by Selekedi Mogale, the young South Africans showcased their attacking quality throughout the opening phase, scoring 25 goals and conceding just five. Their performances earned them 10 points and secured second place in Group A, behind Estonia, while France finished third on goal difference. The tournament has provided a unique platform for young players from around the world, with the competition played in an eight-a-side format consisting of two 20-minute halves. South Africa 8-0 Maldives AmaCocomelons began their campaign in emphatic fashion, producing an outstanding 8-0 victory over the Maldives on 24 October. South Africa wasted little time asserting their dominance, controlling the match and finding the back of the ...
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