South African coach Morena Ramoreboli has helped Botswana secure qualification to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after their 1-1 draw against Egypt at the 30 June Air Defence Stadium in Cairo on Tuesday.
The Southern African nation finished in second place in Group C with eight points, behind Egypt who booked their ticket to the continental showpiece unbeaten with 14 points.
Botswana had previously participated in the AFCON tournament only once, and will be making their second appearance in Morocco next year year after their historic qualification.
Ramoreboli was appointed interim head coach of the Zebras after French coach Didier Gomes resigned to take over at Libyan club Al Ahli.
After Botswana's qualification, Ramoreboli praised the players for their efforts and expressed gratitude to the Botswana FA for their support, emphasising the significance of this qualification for the country.
