South Africa

FIFA #60

Team form

1-2

League table

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Coach win percentage

Points per game

25%

1.3Pts

33%

1.3Pts

50%

1.5Pts

75%

2.5Pts

40%

1.4Pts

25%

1.5Pts

1.0Pts

57%

1.9Pts

67%

2.3Pts

50%

1.8Pts

25%

1.5Pts

50%

1.8Pts

50%

1.8Pts

67%

2.2Pts

100%

3.0Pts

0.5Pts

50%

1.7Pts

100%

3.0Pts

40%

1.2Pts

1.0Pts

67%

2.3Pts

40%

1.8Pts

100%

3.0Pts

50%

1.5Pts

50%

2.0Pts

20%

0.6Pts

1.0Pts

75%

2.5Pts

67%

2.3Pts

17%

1.2Pts

50%

1.9Pts

0.3Pts

100%

3.0Pts

50%

2.0Pts

1.0Pts

100%

3.0Pts

1.0Pts

Hugo Broos2026

Hugo Broos25/26

Hugo Broos2025

Hugo Broos2024

Hugo Broos23/25

Hugo Broos2023

Hugo Broos22/23

Hugo Broos2022

Hugo Broos2021

Molefi Ntseki2020

Molefi Ntseki19/21

Molefi Ntseki2019

Stuart Baxter2019

Stuart Baxter2018

Stuart Baxter17/19

Owen Da Gama17/19

Stuart Baxter2017

Owen Da Gama2017

Stuart Baxter16/17

Owen Da Gama2016

Ephraim Mashaba2016

Ephraim Mashaba15/17

Ephraim Mashaba15/16

Ephraim Mashaba2015

Ephraim Mashaba2014

Steve Komphela12/13

Pitso Mosimane12/13

Steve Komphela2012

Pitso Mosimane2012

Latest news

Canada beat South Africa 1-0 to reach World Cup last 16

beIN SPORTS · 28 Jun

Canada and South Africa face off in historic World Cup last-32 clash

beIN SPORTS · 28 Jun

South Africa 1-0 South Korea: Maseko's strike secures top-two finish in Group A

Opta · 24 Jun

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About

Biography and Profile of South Africa

South Africa is the men's national football team, currently ranked #60 in the global FIFA World Rankings. Based in Johannesburg, GA, they play their home matches at the historic FNB Stadium (Soccer City). Follow South Africa on FotLive for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Recent Match Log

June 24, 2026: win at home 1-0 vs South Korea (World Cup Grp. I)
June 18, 2026: draw away 1-1 vs Czechia (World Cup Grp. I)
June 11, 2026: loss away 2-0 vs Mexico (World Cup Grp. I)
June 22, 2010: win away 1-2 vs France (World Cup Grp. I)
June 16, 2010: loss at home 0-3 vs Uruguay (World Cup Grp. I)

Current League Standings & Position

#	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Mexico	3	3	0	0	+6	9
2	South Africa	3	1	1	1	-1	4
3	South Korea	3	1	0	2	-1	3
4	Czechia	3	0	1	2	-4	1

Official Squad & Player Roster

The active squad for South Africa consists of the following player roster classified by positions:

Goalkeepers: None

Defenders: None

Midfielders: Hugo Broos (Belgium)

Forwards: None

Head Coach & Management

Hugo Broos is the current head coach of South Africa. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 48% win rate across 71 matches, averaging 1.77 points per game. Previously, Molefi Ntseki managed the club for 3 seasons, recording 4 wins from 9 matches (a 44% win rate).

Home Ground & Facilities

South Africa hosts their home matches at the historic FNB Stadium (Soccer City) located in Johannesburg, GA. The stadium has a total seating capacity of 37,994 spectators, generating a vibrant home atmosphere during matchdays.

FotLive provides comprehensive coverage of South Africa, including match schedules, highlights, live statistics, and breaking transfer news. Follow South Africa to receive instant notifications for matches, goals, and key events.