The match will take place on Saturday, 12 March at the Abuja National Stadium in Nigeria. Kick-off is at 16h00 local time in Abuja (17h00 in South Africa).
Bantwana will be looking to qualify for their first ever FIFA Women’s World Cup after bowing out to Zambia in the final round of the previous qualifiers in 2013.
The squad will travel to Abuja on Tuesday, 8 March 2016 where they will continue with their preparations ahead of the clash on Saturday.
South Africa automatically qualified for the third round of qualifiers after Zambia pulled out of the competition ahead of their matches against Bantwana in January this year.
The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup will be held in Jordan from 30 September to 21 October later this year.
Bantwana squad travelling to Nigeria
GOALKEEPERS:
1. Kelsey Dawson (JvW F.C)
2. Siphesihle Madlala (Blue Birds Alexandra F.C)
3. Mologadi Maluleka (High Performance Centre)
4. Betty Mallela (High Performance Centre)
DEFENDERS:
5. Kaylyn Octavia Jordaan (High Performance Centre)
6. Bongeka Gamede (High Performance Centre)
7. Lindiwe Dlamini (High Performance Centre)
8. Karabo Dhlamini (High Performance Centre)
9. Deveney Rhoda (High Performance Centre)
10. Khanya Xesi (High Performance Centre)
11. Antonia Maponya (High Performance Centre)
MIDFIELDERS:
12. Karabo Makhurubetshi (High Performance Centre)
13. Modikanalo Lehlogonolo Mashigo (High Performance Centre)
14. Sibulele Cecilia Holweni (High Performance Centre)
15. Noxolo Cesane (High Performance Centre)
16. Sinoxolo Cesane (High Performance Centre)
17. Zimasa Dekeda (High Performance Centre)
STRIKERS:
18. Morongwa Manamela (Blue Birds Alexandra F.C)
19. Tshwarelo Digato (High Performance Centre)
20. Kirsten Courtney Nolan (University Of Johannesburg)
21. Kirsten-Lee Santillan (JvW F.C)