Simba coach, Fadlu Davids believes there are three important things that can carry Simba into the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup final against RS Berkane of Morocco this Saturday.
Simba, which will set up a camp for several days in Morocco starting this Wednesday, will also have a training program aimed at getting used to the weather, the type of grass and methods to prevent Berkane's sudden attacks.
Simba needs to write new history, the history of the first victory in Morocco, the history of winning the first CAF Confederation Cup title.
Fadlu has identified among other things that there are three things, the first being the strength of the wall, especially in the middle of Abdulrazack Mohamed Hamza, Chamou Karaboue and Che Malone.
Second, all the stars have prepared them psychologically to fight to get results away from home and that is why they wanted to arrive earlier.
However, he also stressed that his players in recent days have become accustomed to playing difficult matches to make a decision.
Coach Fadlu Davids believes that despite his team's poor record against Morocco, his players are psychologically prepared and can overcome the big challenge.
"It's a big game, but we are going as a team that is psychologically and strategically mature," said Fadlu.
"We are prepared from the back to the front, especially our central defence is very strong. Hamza, Che (Malone) and Karaboue have shown strength and unity which gives us hope. We respect the record, but we are not afraid of it"
