Simba has a tough task this Wednesday against Al Masry, knowing that in order to advance directly to the semi-finals, they must win by 3-0.
Due to the debt that the Reds of Msimbazi have incurred due to the 2-0 defeat away from home, the team's stars, including Jean Charles Ahoua and Elie Mpanzu, have decided to hold a serious meeting in which the team's midfielder, Fabrice Ngoma, has revealed how they have set strategies to achieve these goals.
The second leg of the CAF Confederation Cup quarter-final is expected to be played on April 9 this year at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, Dar es Salaam starting at 4 pm.
Ngoma, who has been an important player in the first team in Simba, playing all eight international matches this season, said that they have spoken to themselves before the game and discovered two things that have let them down, so they must work on them in order to advance to the next round. semi-finals.
The DR Congo midfielder said the first thing that disappointed them the most was leaving the game without scoring a goal, while another was their lack of composure in stopping their opponents' attacks and finding themselves conceding two goals in Egypt.
Ngoma said, after the talks, the players have agreed that they need to play with great intensity like a lion when it is on the hunt by ensuring they protect the club's honor and delight their fans by turning the tables when they return to face the Arabs.