Andile Dlamini
South Africa Women/G/
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Andile Dlamini is the acclaimed first-choice goalkeeper for the South African women's national team, a shot-stopper whose heroics have been central to Banyana Banyana's golden era. Nicknamed "Sticks" for her slender 169cm frame, born on September 2, 1992, Dlamini compensates with explosive athleticism, incredible reflexes, and commanding presence. She plays her club football for Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies domestically. Her rise to national prominence was cemented during the 2022 Africa Women Cup of Nations, where her penalty save in the semifinal and overall tournament excellence were instrumental in South Africa's maiden continental title; she was deservedly named Goalkeeper of the Tournament. She has also won multiple COSAFA Women's Championship titles and represented her country at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Dlamini's infectious smile belies a fierce competitor whose clutch saves and leadership from the back have made her a national hero and one of Africa's finest goalkeepers.
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2017/07/20
Phomolong(w)
Mamelodi Sundowns WomenTransfer
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South Africa WomenFIFA Women's World Cup2023
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