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Watch: Boks put in the work

Watch: Boks put in the work

The Springbok squad has been hard at work in their training camp in Johannesburg, as they prepare for an intense international season. milkshakeslot.lat

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FIFA World Cup: All kick off times for Week 1 matches

The moment has nearly arrived for the highly-anticipated FIFA Soccer World Cup to kick off, and for all Bafana Bafana supporters, there is even more reason to be excited as South Africa are first in action against Mexico on Thursday.

It is a game that will have millions of fans around the world glued to their screens as Bafana Bafana tackle co-hosts Mexico in a repeat of the 2010 opener.

This clash kicks off at 21:00 (SA time), but there are lots of other fixtures to look forward to in the opening week of the tournament.

From an African perspective, the battles between Senegal and France, as well as Egypt against Belgium, will certainly be big drawcards, and of course Morocco against Brazil.

The contest between England and Croatia will also be watched with keen interest.

Here all the kick off times and fixtures for the first week of the World Cup

DateMatchVenueKick-off (SAST)
Thursday, June 11Mexico vs. South AfricaMexico City Stadium21:00
Friday, June 12South Korea vs. Czech RepublicEstadio Guadalajara04:00
Canada vs. Bosnia and HerzegovinaToronto Stadium21:00
Saturday, June 13United States vs. ParaguayLos Angeles Stadium03:00
Qatar vs. SwitzerlandSan Francisco Bay Area Stadium21:00
Sunday, June 14Brazil vs. MoroccoNew York New Jersey Stadium00:00
Haiti vs. ScotlandBoston Stadium03:00
Australia vs. TürkiyeBC Place (Vancouver)06:00
Germany vs. CuraçaoHouston Stadium19:00
Netherlands vs. JapanDallas Stadium22:00
Monday, June 15Ivory Coast vs. EcuadorPhiladelphia Stadium01:00
Sweden vs. TunisiaEstadio Monterrey04:00
Spain vs. Cabo VerdeAtlanta Stadium18:00
Belgium vs. EgyptSeattle Stadium21:00
Tuesday, June 16Saudi Arabia vs. UruguayHard Rock Stadium (Miami)00:00
Iran vs. New ZealandLos Angeles Stadium03:00
France vs. SenegalNew York New Jersey Stadium21:00
Wednesday, June 17Iraq vs. NorwayBoston Stadium00:00
Argentina vs. AlgeriaKansas City Stadium03:00
Austria vs. JordanSan Francisco Bay Area Stadium06:00
Portugal vs. DR CongoHouston Stadium17:00
England vs. CroatiaDallas Stadium20:00
Ghana vs. PanamaToronto Stadium23:00
Thursday, June 18Uzbekistan vs. ColombiaMexico City Stadium02:00

Bafana Bafana ready for battle

Coach Hugo Broos said the South African senior men’s national team is looking forward to soaking up the inimitable experience that awaits the team on Thursday.

“You know, it will be a special and fantastic experience for us because my players have never played in this kind of situation before,” the coach said.

“So it will be very important for us to stick to the game plan and not listen to what is happening in the stands. We all know that there will be thousands of Mexicans inside the stadium and maybe a few South Africans.”

Broos said while the small number of travelling South Africans will be outnumbered at Estadio Azteca, Bafana Bafana can still count on the millions of supporters that will provide support from back home.

“We know that we have the support of the nation and we felt it in the last few days, and last week when we started the preparations (for the World Cup) in South Africa. All of South Africa is supporting us. This is something we have to remember on Thursday when the game starts, that we are playing for our nation. We are playing for all those people who believe in us.”

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