Serbian Kosta Papic has been named coach of struggling eSwatini (formerly Swaziland) — his first national team post after working with 13 clubs in four African countries. His first match in charge will be a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier away to Tunisia in March. Group J leaders Tunisia and Egypt have already secured places at the finals from the four-team mini-league and eSwatini, winless after five matches, are doomed to finish last behind Niger. The 58-year-old Papic coached seven clubs in SA, including Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates. AFP
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