South Africa coach, Hugo Broos is targeting a home win in their second 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Group G match on Monday at the FNB Stadium in Soweto against Ghana.
The Black Stars are on top of the group standings after a 1-0 win over Ethiopia in Cape Coast on Friday evening.
Bafana Bafana and Zimbabwe played out a goalless draw in Harare.
“I’m happy about the mentality,” coach Broos said. “I think the players showed a good mentality while defensively I think it was alright. We didn’t give too many chances to Zimbabwe and the defense was there so I’m happy about that also.”
The Belgian added, “You have to score to win games. [Against Zimbabwe] it was not so good offensively and I think we have to work on that.”
The teams last met in a friendly game in March of this year, at the FNB Stadium, which ended 1-1 after goals from Emmanuel Gyasi and Percy Tau.