Citizens are counting the hours before seeing their team go down to the Loftus Stadium in South Africa to face Mamelodi Sundowns in the game to decide the team that qualifies for the semi-finals of the African Champions League
Mathematically, each team still has a 50 percent chance of qualifying after the first game played in Dar ended in a draw
Mamelodi have the advantage of playing the match at their home ground but that advantage comes with a lot of pressure
The pressure Mamelodi has is to seek victory in their home ground but at the same time prevent Yanga from scoring a goal
If Yanga scores an away goal, it means that Mamelodi will have to score two goals as any goal draw is an advantage for Yanga
With the way the first game was played in Dar, you can clearly see that Yanga can score a goal or even away goals
Undoubtedly, coach Miguel Gamondi will use the same tactics he used in the first game but this time it is clear that he has prepared his boys to be brutal in front of the Sundowns goal
It is not a game where Yanga will have the ball for a long time but their danger is expected to be seen through surprise attacks
In a press conference yesterday, Gamondi made it clear that today one of the injured players can start
Midfielder Khalid Aucho may return to the squad while Pacome Zouzoua's future depends on his readiness after the last training yesterday evening
Yao Kouassi did not participate in the last training session yesterday so he is not expected to be part of the game, on his part Dickson Job can be used once again
It will be a tough game but if Yanga play in the quality they had in the first game, anything can happen
