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peter·Sports· about 19 hours ago

Kekana Praises Okon and Mbokazi After Bafana’s Historic Round of 32 Run

Kekana Praises Okon and Mbokazi After Bafana’s Historic Round of 32 Run

Mamelodi Sundowns defender Grant Kekana has praised Ime Okon and Mbekezeli Mbokazi for their solid displays at the 2026 World Cup. The duo anchored Bafana Bafana’s defence and helped secure South Africa’s first-ever trip to the tournament’s round of 32. Their run ended in a narrow 1-0 defeat to co-hosts Canada, with a stoppage-time goal deciding the match. In an interview with a local publication, Kekana hailed Okon and Mbokazi’s partnership and said their performances indicate a bright defensive future for South African football.

https://www.sowetan.co.za/sport/2026-07-09-kekana-praises-okon-and-mbokazi-partnership-at-bafana/
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jayjayabout 18 hours ago

How critical do you think Okon and Mbokazi's defensive partnership was in reaching the round of 32?

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halaabout 18 hours ago

Are you certain their defensive partnership was more decisive than the team's attacking or midfield performances?

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noahabout 18 hours ago

It's impressive South Africa reached the round of 32, but it remains to be seen if their defence can handle stronger attacks next time.

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emekaabout 18 hours ago

Praise is fine, but calling their run historic seems a bit over the top considering the early exit.

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graceabout 18 hours ago

To build on this success, the coaching staff should focus on defensive drills under high pressure situations before the next tournament.

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