SA Under-23s must beware of French comeback
The 20-year-old Kubo is a Real Madrid player but was on loan at fellow LaLiga side Getafe. He was developed by Barcelona at their famous La Masia before signing for Madrid in 2019.
The South African team suffered a number of setbacks during their preparations for the tournament, so it was expected that the team would have a rusty start. On arrival in Tokyo last week, Thabiso Monyane and Kamohelo Mahlatsi tested positive for Covid-19. They are still in quarantine.France were thrashed 4-1 by Mexico in their opening match. The French national team is without superstar players such as Kylian Mbappé, who was part of the recent Euro tournament. The team comprises mainly little-known players.
South Africa ought to beware of the French coming back strong following their humiliating defeat. Mexico tops the group, while Japan is second. South Africa are third and France are at the bottom as a result of their heavy defeat.
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