Match facts: Cape Verde v South Africa (AFCON 2023)

Ahram Online provided a live score coverage for Saturday’s match between Cape Verde and South Africa in the 2023 African Cup of Nations quarterfinals

Ahram Online , Saturday 3 Feb 2024,

South Africa s Themba Zwane, center, runs with the ball during the African Cup of Nations quarter final soccer match between Cape Verde and South Africa, at the Charles Konan Banny stadium in Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast, Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024. AP

Fulltime: Cape Verde 1-2 South Africa

Yellow cards:
Ryan Mendes (Cape Verde)

Lineups:

Cape Verde: Vozinha; Pico, Steven Moreira, Logan Costa, Jamiro Monteiro (Laros Duarte 86), Kenny Rocha (Bryan Teixeira 118), Kevin Pina (Patrick Andrade 65), Joao Paulo, Ryan Mendes (Willy Semedo 65), Garry Rodrigues (Tiago Correia Bebe 72), Jovane Cabral (Gilson Tavares 87)

South Africa: R. Williams; G. Kekana, T. Morena [(Thapelo Maseko 63) Terrence Mashego 115), M. Mvala, K. Mudau (Nyiko Mobbie 103), T. Zwane (Jayden Adams 91), A. Modiba, S. Sithole, T. Mokoena, P. Tau (Mihlali Mayambela 85), E. Makgopa (Zakhele Lepasa 103)

Venue: Stade Charles Konan Banny de Yamoussoukro (Yamoussoukro)

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