France vs South Africa Olympics 2021

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France vs South Africa Olympics 2021

Preview and Prediction for France U-23 vs. South Africa U-23 at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

France vs South Africa Olympics 2021

On Sunday, July 25th, France and South Africa will meet for the second time in the men’s U23 football competition at the Tokyo Olympics.

France vs South Africa Olympics 2021

Specifics on Each and Every Match at the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo

  • The Men’s Under-23 Football Tournament
  • Comparing France with South Africa in Group C
  • Day: July 25th, 2021
  • Saitama Stadium is the site.
  • The games will begin at 5 p.m. in Japan, 10 a.m. in Central Africa, and 10 a.m. in the United States (Central Europe Time)

The under-23 French and South African football teams both lost their opening games at the Tokyo Olympics. France U23 fell 4-1 against Mexico U23 yesterday, and South Africa U23 lost to Japan U23 by the same score.

Each country will be heavily represented at this event. With a victory, they will still have a chance to go to the quarterfinals.

There will be a lot riding on the outcome of this match between France U23 and South Africa U23, thus tensions will be high.

Match Prediction: France U23 vs. South Africa U23

Team France U23: Paul Bernardoni, Clement Michelin, Pierre Kalulu, Modibo Sagnan, Melvin Bard, Teji Savanier, Lucas Tousart, Florian Thauvin, Alexis Beka Beka, Randal Kolo Muani, Andre-Pierre Gignac (4-5-2).

Predicted Starting Eleven (3-4-2-1): Ronwen Williams, Thendo Mukumela, Luke Fleurs, Tercious Malepe, Reeve Frosler, Goodman Mosele, Teboho Mokoena, Sibusiso Mabiliso, Thabo Cele, Luther Singh, Evidence Makgopa, and Thabo Cele for South Africa’s U-23 side.

Prediction for France’s Olympic Football Match Against South Africa

It’s possible for France U23 to play well because they have a stronger team. It will be crucial for players like Andre-Pierre Gignac and Florian Thauvin to perform at a high level against South Africa.

It’s concerning that they lost their first game, against Mexico U23, because they need to win their next two matches at all costs to make the playoffs.

Half of South Africa’s team was ravaged by a coronavirus infection before their match against Japan’s U23 team, which may have contributed to their subpar performance. If South Africa wants to make the quarter-finals, they’ll need to put out an outstanding performance.

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