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The South African Football Association's (SAFA) Head of Women’s Football, Dawn Lubisi, and South African U17 Women's National Team Coach, Ntombifuthi Khumalo, are attending a FIFA workshop on the Technical Approach to Women's Football in Bangkok, Thailand.

And it ends 3-0 to Japan in Doha as Amajimbos bow out of the FIFA U17 World Cup 2025

90' four minutes will be added on in Doha, Qatar as Japan lead 3-0 against Amajimbos

83' Joshua Taylor comes in the place of captain Kamohelo Mareletse, with Japan leading 3-0 in Doha

80' Amajimbos still in search of a goal as Japan is protecting their 3-0 lead in Doha

74' Amajimbos come very close with a powerful strike pushed for a corner by the Japan goalkeeper. Its's 3-0 to Japan

72' Japan extend their lead as they score the third goal from a corner. Japan 3 - 0 Amajimbos in Doha

69' subs for Amajimbos with Alwande Booysen and Abilene Dlekedla replacing Selwyn Steven and Neo Bohloko with Japan still leading 2-0

59' Japan score their second goal, Amajimbos ask for a VAR check and the goal stands. Japan leads 2-0

58' forced sub for Amajimbos as goalkeeper Lwandiso Radebe checks out and his place taken by Keabetswe Morake

55' Japan has a corner and they have requested a VAR check for a penalty but turned down after review

50' Japan has taken the lead in Doha, and Amajimbos are in search of the equaliser

47' Japan scores the opening goal of the match as they lead Amajimbos 1-0 after three attempts with Lwandiso Radebe doing his best

We are back for the second half between Amajimbos and Japan in Doha

As it stands at the break in Doha between Amajimbos and Japan

45+ Shaun Els strikes from close range after an Amajimbos corner but the Japan keeper parries it for another South African corner

45' three minutes to be added on between Amajimbos and Japan with the score still tied at 0-0 in Doha