Bafana Bafana-Cameroon match: Hugo Broos describes this game as a special one for him as he previously won the Africa Cup of Nations with Cameroon

Broos expects a good match even though h admits he has no mercy for the Indomitable Lions in Rabat
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Bafana Bafana-Cameroon match: Hugo Broos describes this game as a special one for him as he previously won the Africa Cup of Nations with Cameroon Bafana Bafana-Cameroon match: Hugo Broos describes this game as a special one for him as he previously won the Africa Cup of Nations with Cameroon
04 jan 2026 14:00
AFCON - Africa Cup of Nations
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While many see Bafana Bafana’s game against Cameroon as a potential grudge match for Hugo Broos, the South African gaffer describes it as a ‘special’ one.

Remember Broos is a former coach of the Indomitable Lions having led them to an Afcon triumph with the West African nation and that’s the reason many see it as a grudge match.

Broos, though, sees it as a ‘special’ occasion as he plans to win this 35th edition of the continental spectacle with Bafana.

“The game of tomorrow is surely a special game for me. As you know I won AFCON with our opponent of tomorrow, even though there are not so many players anymore – only Bassogog and N’Koudou, the rest I don’t really know,” he said.

“But if you win an AFCON with a country, there is always a little place in your heart that stays and that’s the case also with Cameroon and me, it will always be there.

“Tomorrow I can’t have mercy with them, I’m coach of South Africa now. But it’s a special game, I have to say that.

“It does not mean that we are not going to fight for tomorrow.

“I was surprised a bit by the Cameroon team – it changed a lot when you compare it with qualifiers for the World Cup. I was a little bit surprised to see them playing.

“It’s a very good team, it’s a young team, some talented players. There is a good fighting spirit, a good mentality.

“That means that tomorrow we have achieve our best level if we want to beat them.”

The game starts at 9pm in Rabat.

Mzwakhe Ngwenya Mzwakhe Ngwenya Dailysports's expert Translated by the editors
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