In South Africa, the champions league game between Yanga and Mamelodi Sundowns is treated in a completely different way than it is here in the country
It has been unfortunate that 90 percent of the analysis carried out in the media in this country is to discourage Yanga fans, believing that Mamelodi is very good and that Yanga is not capable of winning against them
It's getting to the point where it's 'boring' to listen to sports programs because you'll mostly hear the names of Sundowns players being mentioned throughout the show as if Yanga doesn't have the best players who deserve to be analyzed
The beauty is that football is played in public and statistics can sometimes speak more realistically than personal opinions
Many analysts only give personal opinions which sometimes are not the reality of what happens on the field within 90 minutes
It is different from the analysis done by the South African media, they are more focused on statistics and talking about football, which makes them believe that the game against Yanga will not be easy
It is clear that the match will be difficult but it is not correct to say that Yanga has no chance to win the game because it is playing against a team with a more expensive squad
The match will bring together 11 players against 11 and each team has a chance to play in its home field
Yanga is organized and determined to win the first game to be played in the Mkapa tournament on Saturday, IT IS POSSIBLE
Those who did not learn from what they did to Yanga in the Federation Cup last season, then prepare for another big shame when it happens that Yanga has reached the semi-finals