COSAFA cup 2023 fixtures, COSAFA cup 2023 table. The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) was established by the Supreme Council of Sports in Africa – Zone 6. It brings together 14 nations of Southern Africa under a single umbrella, with the goal of developing the game of football in the region.

This is not just from a playing point of view, but also with respects referees and the administration of the game. COSAFA was formed in 1983 in Malawi.

The 14 member countries of COSAFA are Angola, Botswana, Comores, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Associate Member Reunion.

Botswana was elected to host the Secretariat of COSAFA. This has been the case since 1992 when Ismail Bhamjee was elected President of COSAFA and Ashford Mamelodi appointed Secretary General.

COSAFA cup 2023 fixtures

HOLLYWOODBETS COSAFA Cup 2023 fixtures and results today. The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) was established by the Supreme Council of Sports in Africa – Zone 6. It brings together 14 nations of Southern Africa under a single umbrella, with the goal of developing the game of football in the region.

This is not just from a playing point of view, but also with respects referees and the administration of the game. COSAFA was formed in 1983 in Malawi.

The 14 member countries of COSAFA are Angola, Botswana, Comores, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Associate Member Reunion.

Botswana was elected to host the Secretariat of COSAFA. This has been the case since 1992 when Ismail Bhamjee was elected President of COSAFA and Ashford Mamelodi appointed Secretary General.

HOLLYWOODBETS COSAFA Cup 2023 fixtures and results today.

TUESDAY’S RESULTS

• Group B – Princess Magogo Stadium
  Seychelles 2 (Labrosse 81’, Mellie 90’pen) Zambia 4 (Kangwanda 11’, Kanguluma 54’, Mashata 58’, Mulambia 73’)
• Group B – Moses Mabhida Stadium
  Malawi 2 (Kaonga 30’pen, Patrick Mwaungulu 36’) Comoros 0
• Group A – Princess Magogo Stadium
  South Africa 2 (Mabasa 76’, 88’) Eswatini 1 (Matsebula 51’)
• Group A – Moses Mabhida Stadium
  Namibia 0 Botswana 0

WEDNESDAY’S FIXTURES

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MAURITIUS vs MOZAMBIQUE

Today, 12 July 2023

Princess Magogo Stadium

15H00

  ANGOLA vs LESOTHO

Today, 12 July 2023

Moses Mabhida Stadium

15H00

• Group C – Princess Magogo Stadium
  Mauritius vs Mozambique (KO 15h00; 13h00 GMT)
• Group C – Moses Mabhida Stadium
  Angola vs Lesotho (KO 15h00; 13h00 GMT)

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GROUP STANDINGS 

TOURNAMENT STATS
Matches Played: 16
Goals scored: 35
Biggest victory: Seychelles 0 Comoros 3 (Group B, July 6)
Most goals in a game: 6 – Seychelles 2 Zambia 4 (Group B, July 11)

HOLLYWOODBETS COSAFA Cup 2023 Malawi and South Africa have booked their places in the semifinals. Malawi and South Africa have booked their places in the semifinals of the 2023 HOLLYWOODBETS COSAFA Cup where they will join Lesotho, but for defending champions Zambia there is an anxious wait to see if they will be in the Last 4.

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Hosts South Africa finished top of Group A in Durban, while Malawi made it three wins from three to claim Group B and set up a semifinal with Lesotho on Friday.

South Africa will meet either Zambia or Mauritius in the next stage, with those two teams still in the running to be the best-placed runner-up. In order to for Mauritius to earn their spot though, they need to beat Mozambique by four goals in their final Group C game on Wednesday.

South Africa came from behind for the third time in as many games to beat Eswatini 2-1. The latter took the lead on 51 minutes through Bongwa Matsebula, but a brace from Tshegofatso Mabasa in the final 15 minutes swung the game in the favour of Bafana Bafana.

The other match in the pool between Namibia and Botswana ended in a 0-0 draw.

Malawi made it three wins from three in the pool stages as they defeated Comoros 2-0 and have still yet to concede a goal in the competition, storming into the semifinals as they search for their first COSAFA Cup title.

Chawanangwa Kaonga scored a penalty for The Flames, before Patrick Mwaungulu added a second to make sure of the points.

If you include their final game of 2022, Malawi have now won four COSAFA Cup matches in a row for the first time in their history, a pleasing return for coach Patrick Mabedi.

Zambia put themselves in contention as the best-placed runner-up with a thumping 4-2 victory over Seychelles, though they conceded twice late on to hurt their goal-difference.

Zambia were rampant in the first 75 minutes as they scored four times through Albert Kangwanda, Killan Kanguluma, Golden Mashata and Fredrick Mulambia.

At that stage there were cruising, but after Brandon Labrosse pulled a goal back for Seychelles, their first of the tournament, Warren Mellie added an injury-time penalty.

Group C concludes on Wednesday but Lesotho have already been confirmed as pool winners after taking six points from their two games to date. Both final games will kick-off at 15h00 CAT.

Mauritius have three points and can only finish as the best runner-up. They will overhaul Zambia if they beat Mozambique by four goals in their final game that will be played at the Princess Magogo Stadium.

Across town at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, Lesotho meet Angola in what is essentially a dead rubber, though both sides will be looking to finish the group on a high.