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The Stuart Baxter years: The good, the bad and the ugly
The former Bafana Bafana coach resigned after the Afcon high. For the next coach to succeed, a lot needs to change.
Baxter resigns as Bafana coach
The 65-year-old has called time on his management of the national squad
The Afcon that means everything
They may have crashed out because of Bafana, but Egypt still managed to put on a good show
Baxter goes from dead man walking to national hero
Baxter first surfaced in South African football when he took the national team job in 2004
SA vs Nigeria preview: Can Bafana replicate the hunger that usurped the Pharaohs?
"Bafna Bafna" put on a stunning display against Egypt. It's got us believing that we may just have a football team on our hands again
Bafana and Egypt in pressure pot
South Africa will be forced to demonstrate some
grit on Saturday evening or face an early exit
Bafana on verge of Afcon elimination after last-minute Morocco defeat
While conceding in the 89th minute surely felt gut-wrenching, Stuart Baxter can only blame himself and his men
Citizen Kermit is back on game
A three-year stint in Europe with almost no game time has matured Kermit Erasmus as he re-emerges with the potential to make City soar
SA teams usher in rare joy
South African Sports teams will compete across all sports competitions this year
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