Cape Town - Bradley Grobler continued his rich scoring form as Bafana Bafana defeated AmaZulu 2-0 in a practice match in at the Princess Magogo Stadium in KwaMashu in preparation for their AFCON qualifier against Libya on Saturday.
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Bafana ran out winners thanks to Grobler and winger Vincent Pule who received a call-up to the squad after late injury withdrawals.
Stuart Baxter's side sit second in Group E on three points trailing leaders Libya by an inferior goal difference in their quest to qualify for AFCON 2019 after one round of matches.
Bafana face Libya in a key qualifier at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday after an impressive away win over Nigeria in their first match.
After the match Baxter said he was happy with his side's display and that they perform better when playing in a certain style that suits the team.
Meanwhile, a frustrated Baxter questionedthe South Africa Football Association (SAFA)'s decision to host the sea-level Libya in Durban.
SAFA's decision to not host Saturday's fixture at altitude is believed to be due to financial constraints.
"I've always enjoyed playing in Durban - until Cape Verde‚ I suppose‚" Baxter told journalists.
"But the venue‚ as a sea-level venue for sea-level people‚ I suppose you would want to take them to altitude.
"I was told that was impossible.
Good friends! Current & former @BafanaBafana goalkeepers, Moneeb Josephs and @popeyekeet at the Princess Magogo Stadium in KwaMashu shortly before facing each other in a practice match. Baxter's men are preparing for the 2019 AFCON qualifier vs Libya on Sat 3pm @MMStadium pic.twitter.com/RZC9f3O0K8
— Bafana Bafana (@BafanaBafana) September 5, 2018
@BafanaBafana head coach Stuart Baxter having a chat with @AmaZuluFootball head coach Cavin Johnson at the Princess Magogo Stadium in KwaMashu shortly before the practice match between the two sides @SAFA_net pic.twitter.com/j2EaMPK1rP
— Bafana Bafana (@BafanaBafana) September 5, 2018