South Africa women's coach Desiree Ellis has bemoaned her side's poor finishing that saw Banyana Banyana knocked out of Olympic qualifying by Botswana.
Botswana beat the Women's Africa Cup of Nations runners-up on penalties after both legs of the tie ended goalless.
Ellis said the whole team was disappointed as she pointed to the number of chances her team wasted.
"Today we created more chances than I can ever remember," the coach said after the game.
"We have been working on our finishing and it comes with confidence as well and also needs the players to work outside of camp too.
"We didn't do well in the penalty shoot out either and it's really a disaster at the moment not a good day.
"Disappointed not just for ourselves but for everybody who came out.
"We will sit down and look at the way forward but we also have to lift the players they are disappointed as they gave everything they had out there."
Botswana will now face Zambia over two legs in the next round of qualifying.
Zambia reached the third round of the qualifiers after their neighbours Zimbabwe refused to play the second league of their tie in a row over unpaid money.
Just one African side will qualify directly for next year's Olympics in Tokyo, while another team will face a play-off against a South American nation.
Women's Olympic qualifying second round second leg results:
Third round fixtures: