Four Key Swaziland Players Ruled Out Of Nigeria Clash
Published: November 15, 2015
Swaziland national team captain, Tony Tsabedze, was among the 28 - man delegation that traveled to Nigeria on Saturday for the World Cup qualifying fixture against the Super Eagles in Port Harcourt.
At the Somhlolo National Stadium on Friday, the midfielder picked up his second yellow card of the qualifying series in the 22nd minute, meaning he is not eligible to face the African powerhouse on Tuesday.
Felix Badernhost (Mbabane Swallows) and Mcolisi Lukhele (Moneni Pirates) did not travel with the squad to Port Harcourt as they are both nursing injuries, while Xolani Sibandze has stayed back in Swaziland due to academic commitments.
Tsabedze, Badernhost and Lukhele were named in the starting line - up in the first leg clash against Nigeria, while Sibandze was introduced in the 80th minute.
Photo Credit : thenff.com
At the Somhlolo National Stadium on Friday, the midfielder picked up his second yellow card of the qualifying series in the 22nd minute, meaning he is not eligible to face the African powerhouse on Tuesday.
Felix Badernhost (Mbabane Swallows) and Mcolisi Lukhele (Moneni Pirates) did not travel with the squad to Port Harcourt as they are both nursing injuries, while Xolani Sibandze has stayed back in Swaziland due to academic commitments.
Tsabedze, Badernhost and Lukhele were named in the starting line - up in the first leg clash against Nigeria, while Sibandze was introduced in the 80th minute.
Photo Credit : thenff.com
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