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schema:articleBody	South Africa failed to qualify for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations after losing 2-0 to Sudan Sunday in a final-round Group C match in Omdurman. Saifeldin Malik gave the hosts a fifth-minute lead in a clash of former African champions by heading past goalkeeper Ronwen Williams off a free- kick. Mohammed Abdelrahman doubled the lead on 31 minutes, taking advantage of hesitancy by captain Thulani Hlatshwayo before firing past Williams at his near post. South Africa coach Molefi Ntseki took off star forward Percy Tau just past the hour and surprisingly replaced him with a defender, Sifiso Hlanti, given the desperate need for goals. Ghana defeated Sao Tome e Principe 3-1 in Accra in a match played at the same time to finish first with 13 points, followed by Sudan (12), South Africa (10) and Sao Tome (0). South Africa have gradually faded as a Cup of Nations force after hosting and winning the competition in 1996 and finishing second and third in the following two editions. Failure to qualify for the 2021 tournament in Cameroon means Bafana Bafana (The Boys) will miss the finals of the marquee African national team competition for the fourth time in seven editions. Earlier, Tunisia beat Equatorial Guinea 2-1 in Rades in a match between countries who had already qualified from Group J while Tanzania edged Libya 1-0 in Dar es Salaam in the same section. Guinea, who secured a place at the 24-team tournament earlier this week, surrendered an unbeaten Group A record when losing 2-1 to Namibia in Windhoek. dl/nr
schema:headline	South Africa lose in Sudan and eliminated from Cup of Nations
schema:mentions	Accra Confederation of African Football Sea captain Association football Cameroon women's national football team Ronwen Williams Al-Merrikh Stadium Thulani Hlatshwayo Percy Tau Molefi Ntseki Equatorial Guinea national football team NCAA Division I Football Championship Namibia national football team Radès Windhoek São Tomé Libya national football team Tanzania national football team Sudan national football team Ghana national football team Dar es Salaam Tunisia national football team South Africa national football team
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-28 (xsd:date)
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