Key Events:
– South Africa has made two changes in midfield: Moodaly and Matlou replace Jane and Cesane.
– There is a dispute about South Africa’s playing style, with Fifa suggesting 3-5-2 and Google suggesting 4-4-2.
– The author predicts that South Africa will play in a 4-4-2 formation.
– Italy’s lineup is similar to the one that beat Argentina, with only one change at center-back.
– South Africa (3-4-3): Swart; Gamede, Matlou, Mbane; Ramalpe, Dhalamini, Molthalo, Moodaly; Seoposenwe, Kgatlana, Magaia.
– Italy (4-2-3-1): Durante; Di Guglielmo, Orsi, Linari, Boattin; Giugliano, Dragoni; Bonansea, Caruso, Beccari; Giacinti.
– South Africa must win against Italy to progress after losing their previous matches.
– Italy is in a transition phase, developing younger talent for future competitions.
– Kick-off: 7pm local, 8am BST.
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South Africa has made two changes in their midfield for their upcoming match against Italy. Moodaly and Matlou will replace Jane and Cesane. However, there is a disagreement about South Africa’s playing style. Fifa suggests they will play in a 3-5-2 formation, while Google suggests a 4-4-2. Personally, I believe they will opt for the latter.
Italy’s lineup is quite similar to the one that previously defeated Argentina. The only change is the substitution of Linari with Orsi at center-back. Italy’s coach, Milena Bertolini, has chosen to rest some players in their match against Sweden, as it seemed unlikely they would achieve a positive result. Additionally, Cantore and Salvai will not be playing in this match.
The lineups for both teams are as follows:
South Africa: Swart; Gamede, Matlou, Mbane; Ramalpe, Dhalamini, Molthalo, Moodaly; Seoposenwe, Kgatlana, Magaia.
Italy: Durante; Di Guglielmo, Orsi, Linari, Boattin; Giugliano, Dragoni; Bonansea, Caruso, Beccari; Giacinti.
South Africa’s chances of advancing in the tournament rely on winning against Italy. They have shown promise in their previous matches against Sweden and Argentina, leading at certain points but ultimately unable to secure the victory. However, with talented players like Thembi Kgatlana and Linda Motlhalo, who has earned the nickname “Randfontein Ronaldinho,” on their side, there is hope for South Africa.
Italy, on the other hand, has chosen to focus on developing younger talent for future competitions. Although they have already qualified for the next stage, their current lineup showcases players like Manuela Giugliano, Barbara Bonansea, and Cristiana Girelli, who are more than capable of posing a threat to any defense.
With the winners advancing and the losers being eliminated from the tournament, the stakes are high for both teams. This is surely going to be an intense and thrilling match.
Kick-off for the match is scheduled for 7 PM local time, which is 8 AM BST.
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