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South Africa went 2 - 1 down against third-ranked Sweden in their first match at this year's Women's Soccer World Cup in Wellington, New Zealand on Sunday.
It was heartache for Banyana Banyana as they conceded a 90th-minute goal.
Banyana took the lead early in the second half through striker Hildah Magaia.
Fridolina Rolfo found a fortunate equalizer before Amanda Ilestedt headed in from a corner.
The two teams are in Group G, along with Argentina and Italy.
Between these teams, the 54the ranked South Africans, current Afcon champions, are the lowest-ranked in the group.
