Banyana defender Janine Van Wyk expressed her disappointment of not being played in the first leg against DRC on social media X.
Van Wyk expressed her disappointment of not being played in the first leg against DRC on social media.After being left-out on the bench in
The defender is currently on 183 national team caps, while the record of the longest serving national team player, which is held by Egypt legend Ahmed Hassan, who has 184 intrnational caps. The former Banyana captain expressed her disappointment of not being played in the first leg against DRC on social media X, previously known as Twitter, stating that she can’t explain how she is feeling after being denied an opportunity to set the continental record.“I can’t describe the pain I’m feeling deep inside of me. One last moment I’m meant to embrace has turned to be a moment of distraught,“ wrote Van Wyk.
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