The South African national team made a distinctive entrance at Cairo International Stadium ahead of their match against Egypt, marking the conclusion of the current international break.
Cameras focused on the arrival of the South African players, showing the coaching staff and players performing a unique dance reflecting their country's customs and traditions after disembarking from the bus.
Ronwen Williams, the Mamelodi Sundowns and South Africa goalkeeper, was among the most prominent players seen participating in this dance alongside others.
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Egypt is playing this friendly match during the international break, following two fixtures against Angola and South Sudan in the first and second rounds of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Egypt began their campaign in the current international window with a goalless draw against Angola at Cairo Stadium, before securing a big 5-0 victory over South Sudan.
The Pharaohs won 5-0 against South Sudan in Juba, continuing their preparations before concluding their camp with a friendly against South Africa in Cairo.
Egypt's starting lineup against South Africa
Hossam Hassan, Egypt's head coach, announced the official lineup for the match against South Africa as follows:
Goalkeeper: Mostafa Shobier.
Defense: Mohamed Hany, Hossam Abdelmagid, Rami Rabia, Karim Hafiz.
Midfield: Mahan Lashin, Marwan Attia, Emam Ashour.
Attack: Mostafa Ziko, Omar Marmoush, Ibrahim Adel.
