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    South Africa is looking to get their 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign back on track after drawing their first two matches. They are currently third in their group with two points. Midfielder Dean Furman is expected to continue his strong performances from the Africa Cup of Nations to help South Africa win. The Central African Republic is second in their qualifying group with a victory over Botswana in June, just one point behind leaders Ethiopia. Tunisian-based midfielder Romaric Lignanzi has the most caps for CAR with 15, while Hilaire Momi who plays in France is their top scorer with six goals.

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    South Africa is looking to get their 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign back on track after drawing their first two matches. They are currently third in their group with two points. Midfielder Dean Furman is expected to continue his strong performances from the Africa Cup of Nations to help South Africa win. The Central African Republic is second in their qualifying group with a victory over Botswana in June, just one point behind leaders Ethiopia. Tunisian-based midfielder Romaric Lignanzi has the most caps for CAR with 15, while Hilaire Momi who plays in France is their top scorer with six goals.

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    South Africa is looking to get their 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign back on track after drawing their first two matches. They are currently third in their group with two points. Midfielder Dean Furman is expected to continue his strong performances from the Africa Cup of Nations to help South Africa win. The Central African Republic is second in their qualifying group with a victory over Botswana in June, just one point behind leaders Ethiopia. Tunisian-based midfielder Romaric Lignanzi has the most caps for CAR with 15, while Hilaire Momi who plays in France is their top scorer with six goals.

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    Bafanas big clash

    South Africa
    CAF ranking: 11 Fifa ranking: 60 Captain: Itumeleng Khune Coach: Gordon Igesund Bafana Bafana are looking to get their qualifying campaign back on track after a disastrous start last June. They are third on the log with two points after playing two draws, against Ethiopia and Botswana. After an inspiring performance that helped Bafana nish in the quarternals of the Africa Cup of Nations last month, midelder Dean Furman is expected to continue with his superb performances to help the team get back on track Dean Furman Last ve results SA 1-1 Mali (Mali won 3-1 on penalties) SA 2-2 Morocco (Afcon) SA 2-0 Angola (Afcon) SA 0-0 Cape Verde (Afcon) SA 0-0 Algeria 0 (Friendly) Itumeleng Khune

    Central African Republic (CAR)


    CAF Ranking: 9 Fifa ranking: 52 Captain: Foxi Kethevoama (midelder), of FC Astana (Kazakhstan) Coach: Herve Lougoundji The Central African Republics national football team was formed in 1961, joined Fifa in 1963 and joined the Confederation of African Football two years later in 1965. They are second in their 2014 Fifa World Cup qualifying group after a 2-0 victory over Botswana last June, just one point behind leaders Ethiopia, who beat them 2-0 at home. Tunisian-based midelder Romaric Lignanzi of Husa Agadir is the most capped player, with 15 appearances for his country, while Hilaire Momi, who plays for French second-division team Le Mans, is the teams top scorer, with six goals Last ve results CAR 0-2 Ethiopia (WC qualier) CAR 3-2 Egypt (Afcon qualier) CAR 1-1 Egypt (Afcon qualier) CAR 1-0 Burkina Faso (Afcon qualier) CAR 1-3 Burkina Faso (Afcon qualier)

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