ANALYSIS | The senior men’s World Cup in perspective: Dlangalala
Those Under-16 players in that game, with proper organisation, facilities and consistency in all the requirements for Youth Football Development, could one day decide the outcome of a match at the FIFA World Cup.
The Senior Men’s World Cup The Senior Men’s World Cup is keeping to its tradition, despite all unwarranted interferences, including the total disregard of the Laws of the Game — and its physiological considerations — as was observed in the last SMWC Final, where the half-time break was doubled.
Besides their worst showing in 1966, where they lost two matches and were eliminated in the first round, getting eliminated in the last 16 was their worst showing at the FIFA World Cup.
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