South Africa is ecstatic following Banyana Banyana’s historic victory over Italy on Wednesday at the Women’s World Cup. Watching the team qualify for their first-ever FIFA World Cup, according to fans, is motivational.

When a young child sees Banyana Banyana succeed and go to the next round, it inspires them to believe that everything is possible if they set their minds to it. Siphosethu Ngwenya, a native of Johannesburg and a supporter of Banyanya Banyana, called it “really inspirational.”

Football enthusiast Mean Kagiso Roele claimed that Banyana Banyana’s victory was a fantastic start to August, which is Women’s Month.

“Since it is Women’s Month, I am really happy for our women and for Banyana making us proud. As a country, we are highly enthusiastic. At work, I was using my phone to watch a live game. I had such high hopes for these.

Bonolo Manyadiwane, another supporter of Banyana Banyana, emphasized that activities like football have been crucial in bridging the gender divide in the world of football.

“I adore what these women have accomplished. They’ve made us quite happy and proud. I’m extremely thrilled for them because I feel empowered as a woman because, despite not being a guy or a man, I can actually play soccer and be amazing at it.

This Sunday’s match between Banyana Banyana and the Netherlands is scheduled to take place at Sydney Football Stadium. A Johannesburg fan believes that Banyana Banyana will win by three goals, while the Netherlands will only score one goal.

“I’d give us a three-to-one advantage. Pritchard Ndlovu prophesied, “I think we have players who are capable of doing that.

The senior women’s national teams of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, the sport’s global governing body, compete in the FIFA Women’s World Cup, an international association football championship.