After witnessing his team being eliminated from the quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League for the fifth season now, Simba's head coach, Abdelhak Benchikha, has made it clear that there is additional work that needs to be done, including signing strikers with great potential to use available positions
Simba returned to the country yesterday from Egypt where it conceded a 2-0 defeat against Al Ahly, thus being thrown out with a total of 3-0 goals due to the previous match at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium where I lost 1-0
p>Speaking after returning to the country, Benchikha also said that losing the first game at home against Al Ahly added difficulty to the return match, but claiming that there are things they have learned and promising to work on them for the next season to be better
Benchikha said Al Ahly is a good team and has experienced players who can change the game at any time and that is what cost them, including losing many chances in the first match in the country
"We didn't use the opportunities and our teammates got only one and they used the same one, I believe that next season if we participate in this tournament we will be better because we will have learned a lot, including adding some experienced players who will add strength to the existing ones, especially the attackers"< /em>
"I think losing the first match at home is when we increased the difficulty of the return match, Al Ahly is a good team and has players with experience in this tournament. We have learned and I believe we will be better in this tournament next year if we get a chance to participate, " said Benchikha
And the Club's Information and Communication Manager, Ahmed Ally, said they did not blame themselves for being eliminated by Al Ahly in the quarter-finals of the African Champions League, but they have learned to participate better at other times
He said they don't have the mentioned vice because the team has been able to reach the quarter-final stage which is familiar and now they are going to create a culture of playing in the semi-final
"There is no such evil that is being sung, now we are going to make a team, the semi-finals are not easy, we have to fight and invest in finding people to take us there"
"We are in this process of investing by bringing people with experience of playing in the semi-finals to join with those who are there now to fight for the team to reach the stage that Nanasimba dreams of," said Ahmed
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