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S'Busiso Mseleku
S'Busiso Mseleku

The fact that eight of the 21-member Under-20 team that did duty at the this year’s Under-20 World Cup in South Korea are graduates of the Under-17 World Cup is cause for celebration.

Their graduation is in line with the lauded plan by the SA Football Association (Safa) called Vision 2022.

In a nutshell, this is a plan formulated in 2014 with a view that it would culminate in South Africa being a world force in football by 2022.

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