Simba Head Coach Fadlu Davids, has started the task of monitoring and investigating the three teams of ASEC Mimosas of the Ivory Coast, Al Masry of Egypt and Stellenbosch FC of South Africa, one of which they will meet in the quarter-final game of the CAF Confederation Cup
Simba Club Information and Communications Manager, Ahmed Ally, has noted this, saying Fadlu has no time to waste as he has started the job so that it will be easy to instruct his players what to do when the draw is played on February 20, this year
He said their coach has been doing two jobs at the same time, keeping his players fit for the Premier League matches, but also monitoring the three teams to know their strengths and weaknesses
"If you want to know that this season we are paying attention and every tournament is here now, we are in the Premier League, but still the coach has also been examining the teams we will play with"
"Of the three teams, we have to play with one, so if he works for them, it means that if it is made clear which one, then he won't have a problem, he will only know how the team is, how it plays, where its strengths are, its weaknesses and what our players should do to control it," said Ahmed
Simba finished at the top of the standings of Group A, CAF CC, accumulating 13 points, followed by CS Constantine who finished second with 12 points and both advanced to the quarter-finals stage, while Bravos do Maquis of Angola and CS Sfaxien of Tunisia were thrown out.
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Champions League and the Confederations Cup will take place on February 20 in Qatar