The chairman of Simba Board of Directors, Salim Abdallah Muhene 'Try Again' has said that with the strategies they have put in place, it will be difficult for a team to prevent them from qualifying for the quarter-finals of the Confederations Cup in Africa.
Simba is sitting at the top of Group D with four points ahead of ASEC Mimosas, RS Berkane and the US Gendarmerie.
Speaking after Simba drew 1-1 away against US Gendarmarie, Try Again said the great secrecy that existed in the camp after some players suddenly fell ill, contributed significantly to their good results away from home
Try Again said that before the game, their players, including Jonas Mkude, suddenly fell ill, but no one from outside the camp was aware of it and made the opponents face a surprise on the pitch
"It was not an easy task to get these results away, our players struggled a lot due to playing in a difficult environment"
"One of the difficulties we faced was the severe weather which caused some of our players to suddenly fall ill immediately after landing here in the country"
"Also the environment of the hotels here many are poor including the one we stayed, for example there was no water all day, not sabotage, but the economic situation in the country is what caused all this, but thankfully we did not lose match "
"Right now we are focusing our energy and intelligence on the next game against Berkane, we have already started the preparations," said Try Again
Simba is expected to arrive in Morocco today to prepare for the next game against RS Berkane which will be played on Sunday, February 27
Simba will set up a four-day camp in Casablanca before heading to Berkane
