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McKenzie secures partnership to send six axed Bafana players to World Cup opener

McKenzie secures partnership to send six axed Bafana players to World Cup opener
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South African Minister Gayton McKenzie has secured a sponsorship from the clothing brand Old School to send six players cut from the Bafana Bafana World Cup squad to the tournament opener in Mexico. The minister emphasized that the players deserve to attend as they were integral to the team's qualification journey.

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Sport, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie has secured a partnership to fly the six Bafana Bafana players dropped from Hugo Broos’s final squad to Mexico, ensuring they can watch South Africa’s opening match against the hosts on June 11.

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