16 January 2019 - 14:58 By Marc StrydomSenong appears to have some some genuine talent to choose from.SA are in Group A of the U-20 Afcon – which runs from February 2 to 17 – along with Nigeria‚ Burundi and hosts Niger.Buhle Damane (Vitoria Setubal‚ Portugal)‚ Khulekani Kubheka (Cape Umoya)‚ Kopano Thuntsane (Orlando Pirates)Njabulo Blom (Kaizer Chiefs)‚ Kgomotso Chiwayo (Tuks FC)‚ Malebogo Modise (M Tigers)‚ Bradley Cross (Schalke FC‚ Germany)‚ Keenan Abrahams (Ajax Cape Town)‚ Givemore Khupe (Cape Umoya)‚ Sibusiso Mabiliso (AmaZulu)‚ Fezile Gcaba (Pele Pele FC)‚ Luke Fleurs (Supersport United)‚ Lesley Mbongeni (Bidvest Wits)‚ Thabo Moloisane (Mamelodi Sundowns)‚ Keenan Phillips (Bidvest Wits)Philasande Dlamini (Golden Arrows)‚ Siphesihle Mkhize (Mamelodi Sundowns)‚ Luke le Roux (Supersport United)‚ Duncan Adonis (Cape Town City)‚ Nkosingiphile Ngcobo (Kaizer Chiefs)‚ Solly Kunyedi (Bidvest Wits)‚ Kobamelo Kodisang (AD Sanjoanense‚ Portugal)‚ Promise Mkhuma (Mamelodi Sundowns)‚ Tashreeq Matthew (Borussia Dortmond‚ Germany)‚ Simphiwe Ncamane (TS Sporting)‚ Goodman Mosele (Baroka FC)‚ Khanya Leshabela (Leicester City‚ England)‚ Sphephelo Sithole (Belenenses‚ Portugal)Thabiso Monyane (Orlando Pirates)‚ Lyle Forster (Monaco)‚ Bayanda Shangase (AmaZulu)‚ Bongokuhle Hlongwane (Maritzburg United)‚ Luvuyo Phewa (Real Kings)PSL to observe moment of silence for the late Phil Masinga SoccerLeeds United unveil plaque in memory of South African legend Soccer
