SWOS ECE 95/96
SWOS ECE 95/96

SWAZILAND
League
Africa
Coach
NDANGBMANDIA
Tactics
4-4-2
Squad Value
£1.28m
Home kit
Alternate kit

The Swaziland national soccer team, known as the "Sihlangu Semnikati," represents Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) in international football. The team operates under the Eswatini Football Association and has a long history in African football, though it has faced challenges in achieving major successes on the continental stage.

History and Major Successes:

  • The Swaziland national team was officially founded in the 1960s and became a member of FIFA and CAF (Confederation of African Football) in 1968.
  • Swaziland has participated in various regional competitions, including the COSAFA Cup, which features teams from Southern Africa.
  • One of their notable achievements came in the 2016 COSAFA Cup, where Swaziland reached the semi-finals, showcasing their potential on a regional level.
  • The team has struggled in World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifications, yet they continue to participate actively, aiming to improve their standings.

Notable Players:

  • Felix Badenhorst: A key midfielder known for his scoring ability, Badenhorst has been one of the standout players for Swaziland in the COSAFA Cup and other competitions.
  • Tony Tsabedze: A veteran winger who has served as the captain of the national team. Tsabedze is admired for his leadership and on-field skills.
  • Sabelo Ndzinisa: Another influential forward, Ndzinisa has been crucial in providing attacking options for the team.

Notable Coaches:

  • Harries Madze Bulunga: A former player turned coach, Bulunga has been instrumental in developing Swaziland's football, leading them during the 2015-2016 period, including their strong COSAFA Cup performance.
  • Kosta Papic: A Serbian coach who has managed various clubs and national teams in Africa, bringing international experience to the Swaziland setup during his tenure.

The Swaziland national team continues to develop, with a focus on nurturing local talent and improving their standing in both regional and international competitions. While they have not yet achieved major successes, their participation and occasional strong performances in the COSAFA Cup remain highlights in their football journey.

# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 2DHLAKUBI
Swaziland flag SWZ
G £85k
2 Head type 2KHOZA
Swaziland flag SWZ
RB £100k
3 Head type 2MKHULISI
Swaziland flag SWZ
LB £85k
4 Head type 2GAMEDZE
Swaziland flag SWZ
D £75k
5 Head type 2MASANGO
Swaziland flag SWZ
D £75k
6 Head type 2SIBANZE
Swaziland flag SWZ
RW £85k
7 Head type 2TERBLANCH
Swaziland flag SWZ
LW £110k
8 Head type 2DLAMINI
Swaziland flag SWZ
M £100k
9 Head type 2LUKHELE
Swaziland flag SWZ
A £85k
10 Head type 2MATSE
Swaziland flag SWZ
M £150k
11 Head type 2MABUJA
Swaziland flag SWZ
A £75k
12 Head type 2MORRIS
Swaziland flag SWZ
G £50k
13 Head type 2BUBE
Swaziland flag SWZ
D £50k
14 Head type 2NKAMBULE
Swaziland flag SWZ
M £40k
15 Head type 2NTSHANEASE
Swaziland flag SWZ
A £50k
16 Head type 2AGUNYASE
Swaziland flag SWZ
A £65k
DHLAKUBI Swaziland flag
KHOZA Swaziland flag GAMEDZE Swaziland flag MASANGO Swaziland flag MKHULISI Swaziland flag
SIBANZE Swaziland flag DLAMINI Swaziland flag MATSE Swaziland flag TERBLANCH Swaziland flag
LUKHELE Swaziland flag MABUJA Swaziland flag