Macbeth Sibaya

(Rubin Kazan, Russia)

Sibaya came back home six months after the 2010 World Cup having turned 33 and joined Moroka Swallows. He spent two and a half years at Swallows and then retired. He piled up 62 caps – won during the decade that he spent playing in Europe. Sibaya did television work and coached at SuperSport United after his retirement.

“It’s hard to separate different experiences because the whole event was special, not only to us as players but to South Africans and the African continent. Highlights were the first game, being the hosts and scoring the first goal of the first World