South Africa's footballers could not hide their excitement on Wednesday as the 100-day countdown to the World Cup passed, but the team faces a huge test to qualify for the second round of the tournament. In Durban for the friendly against Namibia at the new Moses Mabhida Stadium, South Africa defender Bevan Fransman said the reality of hosting and playing in the one of the world's biggest sporting events was hitting home. "There is no turning back," Fransman said. "When we got the bid...
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