George Lwandamina is keeping the shape of his final team list close to his chest on the eve of Zambia’s must-win CHAN qualifying tie against South Africa following Wednesdays 1-0 win over Angola in a friendly.
Anticipation as to who of the 22 players will make the final 18 for the match against South Africa was dumped today when Lwandamina declined to release the names of his final team.
The dropped players are set to know their fate on Friday at the end of the final phase of training.
Meanwhile, South Africa arrived on Wednesday evening with two new faces in the team in the form of Bidvest Wits Nedbank Cup final winning star players midfielder Sifiso Myeni including defender and man-of-match Michael Morton.
Coach Simon Ngomane said he hoped he had done his homework ahead of what he described as a difficult match against Zambia.
“We are expecting a very tough game against the Zambians. We have done our homework and we are looking for a positive result,” Ngomane said.
Zambia must beat South Africa 2-0 to overturn a 1-0 away result to qualify for the CHAN finals in Sudan next year.
We don’t want to see you george just sitting down the entire 90 minutes watching and not changing the game plan,it’s high time you zambian coaches start coaching during these games from the side lines,if you did know fifa allows it as long you stay with your perimeter,tell them,shout what ever not what we see all the times the bench looking lost and miserable,do your job coaches.8->
Tiye chipolopolo tiye.win or lose but aslong as you play to ur fullest potential the m bhind you all the way
panono sana,we will beat them.
Go zambia go south africa bachepa sana
what went wrong eh