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Teboho Mokoena swearing accidentally in live interview humours the internet

Bafana Bafana star Teboho Mokoena had the nation in stitches when he was caught swearing accidentally during a live post-match interview.

Also see: Teboho Mokoena shares reason behind national anthem tears

Teboho Mokoena mistakenly drops the F-bomb

The live recording of the viral video, posted on various social media platforms, took place after Canada beat the national soccer team 1-0 during the Round of 32, ultimately kicking Bafana Bafana out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reports The South African. The team’s run in the international tournament was historic, as it was the first time they reached the knockout stage.

During an interview with FIFA, Mokoena, visibly sad at the loss, said, “It was very tough, eish! The way we conceded that goal. Even me, I felt f*ck.”

Once he realised his innocent yet hilarious blunder, Mokoena quickly put his hand in front of his mouth and said, “Tjo!”

Watch the comical video below:

@i_am_not_lyricist Mokoena Post Match Interview #worldcup #mzansitiktok #bafanabafana #mokoena ♬ original sound – Him

Teboho Mokoena swearing met with laughter

Several members of the online community headed to the comment section, cracking jokes and expressing their views about Bafana Bafana’s last match in the tournament.

“He can still make us laugh after so much sadness,” wrote @mpil0_0.

@lethaolzdj3 jokingly said, “Bro thought about all his brand deals.”

“This guy is actually funny,” commented @sime_dhlomo with a laugh.

@bodiedbybree humorously told social media users, “This one was a cool kid and teachers’ favourite at school, but I just can’t prove it.”

Bafana Bafana onto the next

Although Bafana Bafana’s time at the 2026 FIFA World Cup has ended, the team can still showcase their incredible talent when they strive to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) next year in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.

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