Yanga wants nothing more this Saturday than victory in front of MC Alger. The situation has made the head coach of the team, Sead Ramovic, take a serious decision to ensure that they win.
Ramovic who today January 16 completes 62 days since he was introduced to the team and led Yanga to play ten matches in different competitions, believes that the ability to beat MC Alger is there, so he has already drawn a map to finish off their opponents and then set a record for qualifying for the quarter finals of African Champions League for the second consecutive season.
Yanga, which is in third place in the group with seven points, needs a win to reach 10 points that will make it finish second behind Al Hilal, who preceded the quarter-finals with 10 points. Remember MC Alger has eight points in second place, it only needs a draw against Yanga to qualify for the quarter finals.
In the strategies to close MC Alger, there is a combination of three heads from Yanga's technical bench that have had long meetings to weave plans for victory.
The heads are led by Ramovic, while the others are Mustafa Kodro and Abdihamid Moallin who are assistants and if you see them in training or even in matches, they spend a lot of time making plans.
The coaches have worked to change Yanga's tactics and return to the competition, achieving good results and reviving the hope of qualifying for the quarter finals. In that change, also the midfielder coach, Adnan Behlulovic needs his qualities.
Ramovic and his army started the first two matches of the group stage with a 2-0 loss against Al Hilal at home and then received a similar defeat away to MC Alger.
