South Africa’s women’s national team, Banyana Banyana, are in a precarious position at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after suffering a second consecutive defeat. This recent result places them at the bottom of Group B with only one point from two matches. Ivory Coast currently leads the group with four points, followed by Tanzania and Burkina Faso, who are tied with three points each. Coach Desiree Ellis has implored her team to maintain belief as they approach a crucial, must-win final match. Banyana’s chances of advancing in the tournament now heavily rely on winning their remaining game and hoping for favorable results from other teams in the group. The team’s performance thus far has been disappointing, increasing the pressure on them to turn things around quickly. Ellis emphasizes the importance of retaining a positive mindset despite the challenging circumstances, urging the squad to fight for qualification.