As the excitement builds in Dar es Salaam, Young Africans (Yanga) are poised to continue their impressive run in the CAF Champions League.
The team’s head coach, Romain Folz, has expressed an unwavering confidence in his squad as they prepare for the crucial return leg against Angola’s Wiliete Benguela. The match is set to unfold tomorrow at 5:00 PM at the iconic Benjamin Mkapa Stadium.
Coach Folz highlighted the importance of maintaining focus, stating, “While we have a solid advantage with a 3-0 victory from the first leg, our respect for Wiliete remains intact. We are determined to secure another win not just for the points, but to bring joy to our loyal supporters.”
Midfielder Aziz Andabwile echoed the optimism of his coach, emphasizing the motivation within the team. “We are all committed to following the technical bench’s strategies.
The enthusiasm is high, and we are ready to replicate our performance from the first match,” he remarked, underlining the players’ dedication to advancing in the prestigious tournament.
On the other side, Wiliete Benguela’s head coach, Bruno Ferry, acknowledged the uphill battle his team faces but conveyed a sense of hope and resilience.
“Yes, it will be a tough match, but we have not lost our fighting spirit. The first leg was difficult, but we are focused on turning things around,” he explained.
Player Mahalatsi Makudubela from Wiliete also shared a glimmer of optimism, asserting that, “Everything is possible in football. Our goal is clear — we want to win this match and revive our chances in the competition.”
With both teams eager to make their mark, tomorrow’s showdown promises to deliver a thrilling encounter as Yanga aims to solidify their dominance, while Wiliete strives for a remarkable comeback. Fans and football enthusiasts alike can anticipate a fierce battle filled with determination and passion on the pitch.
