Zambia coach Patrice Beaumelle wants to quickly forget the 1-1 draw against Tanzania at the Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup in Kenya to focus on the next game.
Beaumelle’s side on Thursday gave away a first half lead to draw with the Taifa Stars in the two team’s opening match at the regional tournament.
The French coach said he is looking forward to Zambia’s next match against Group B leaders Burundi on Sunday.
“I think the boys are learning from the mistakes as well and want to congratulate the two teams and we have to look forward to the second game,” he said.
Beaumelle predicted a tough match against Burundi who thumped Somali 2-0 in their opening match.
“It will be tough I know cecafa its always tough we have to play three games and we will see after three games,” he said.
Beaumelle added:”They won they have three points they are leading the group stage we have to beat them to look forward and to move on.”
2013 and 2012 FAZ Super League top scorer Ronald “Sate Sate” Kampamba handed Zambia a 41st minute lead before Tanzania equalized through Said Morad three minutes after the half time break.
Play boy Patrice just like masumba.
Yes its loud and clear, Ministry of YOUTH and Sports, us elders need just watch and enjoy young people play.
We hope that Zambia will this time around “shed off the ghost” of allowing their opponents to come from behind and hold them to a draw or beat them. This is a very good opportunity for players like Sate Sate and others to prove that they deserve permanent places in the senior team. Yes, players like Bornwell Mwape, Festus Mbewe and such others who have been give opportunities before must also prove that they are after all not the blunt strikers people have always thought they are. All in all, good luck to Zambia!
1. Nsabata
2. Kabaso Chongo
3. Kapumbu (is there?)
4. Justin Zulu
5. Bronson Chama (just because he captain
6. Kondwani
7. Rodrick Kabwe
8. Felix Katongo
9. Sate Sate
10. Alex Ngonga
11. Stanely Nshimbi
This team can keep Burundi at a breath taking speed.
Zambia 4-1 Burundi
Don’t you ever get tired of wishful thinking. ..you have lamentably FAILED against lesser opponents and you expect a win from HR’s number 2!!
justin zulu is not a defender, he is a midfielder and he’s not the type of Sunzu or Khodwani who can move from midfield to defense and still excel.
I like your selection of players.
NOT WITH COACH BAMUWELLE.
It is tiresome to write on the same Patrice ALL the time…Just useless trainer……..We need the best free coach at them moment…we can pay, not this staff you are subjecting us to …NO FAZ, do something as soon as yesterday!
Whst contract is this PE assistant Patrice on? What are the KPIs in his contract? We are making the selfsame mistakes we made with HR….why ain’t ee hiring a seasoned manager from within. Patrice id too inexperienced to manage a national team…he is HR part 2 meaning we are not going ANYWHERE.
Wake up people. ..you want to host the AFCON yet you have no long term plans in place for the youth!
@Jay Jay, look at your spelling mistakes and grammar, your mistakes are worse than Patrice’s. Jay Jay, you wouldn’t even pass exam of PE teacher for Mumbwa basic school with such mistakes.
You are calling for a local coach, just because you are racist.
The planning starts now! This Patrice will take us nowhere…
Apologies for the mistakes was in a rush in the morning and just getting to grips with my new smartphone’s predictive texts touch screen.
1. Nsabata
2. Kabaso Chongo
3. Jimmy Chisenga
4. Kondwani Mtonga
5. Bronson Chama
6. Sidney Kalume
7. Alex Ng’onga
9. Bornwell Mwape
10. Reynold “Sate – Sate” Kampamba
11. Roderick Kabwe
This one looks better, but I still want atleast Felix Katongo in for Bornwell Mwape, then.
1. Nsabata
2. Kabaso Chongo
3. Jimmy Chisenga
4. Kondwani Mtonga
5. Bronson Chama
6. Sidney Kalume
7. Alex Ng’onga
8. Justin Zulu
9. Bornwell Mwape
10. Reynold “Sate – Sate” Kampamba
11. Roderick Kabwe
i DONT LIKE FOREIGN COACHES INFACT I REGARD THEM AS MERCENARIES TO RUNNING OUR NATIONAL TEAM. WE HAVE NO OPTION BUT SHALLOW OUR PRIDE. THE PROBLEM WITH LOCAL COACHES IS THEY LACK CONFIDENCE AND ARE FOND OFF LIVING OFF THE PLAYERS ALWAYS GETTING VAT. YOU THEM IN THE COMPANY OF PLAYERS AFTER THEY ARE PAID ALLOWNACES PATRONISING PUBS ETC. GO TO BACKYARD AT CHRIS CORNER , OR CITY CLUB YOU SEE THEM JUST IDLING INSTEAD STRATEGISING. LETS JUST MAKE DO WITH THIS NOW DRAW KING BEAUMULLE (BANFUCHILE) PATRICIAL OR WHATEVER NAME IS CALLED. WE HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO. LOOK AT GHANA AND NIGERIA THEY VE QUALIFIED TO BRAZIL 2014 WORLD CUP GUIDEDED BY THEIR LOCAL COACHES. FOR US INFERIORITY COMPLEX TOO MUCH MU MIND BALI BONSE NI MUZUNGU WANGA, BWANA WANGA, WE VE LOCAL GUYS NOW MANAGING BANKS ETC WHY BOLA?
Hopeless zambia.We might as well hand in our white flag and return to kamwala slums.
CHIPOLOPOLO has slumped five places on latest FIFA rankings and now occupies 15th position in Africa and 72nd globally.
The team, which last month was ranked 14th in Africa and 67th globally, has slumped following their 2-0 loss to Egypt, which was played on a FIFA-friendly date and earlier to Jordan 1-0 on a non-FIFA date.
Chipolopolo’s next opponent in Cecafa competition, Burundi, is ranked 32nd in Africa and 112 globally, while Somalia is bottom-placed on the continent on 54 and 204 globally.
Ivory Coast is still commanding top position in Africa, with Ghana, Algeria, Nigeria and Egypt completing the top five bracket.
Unfortunately Zambians don’t care about stats. ..They just like to worship blindly, one just to look at how long we tolerated PE teacher HR’s appalling record.
Iyi CECAFA cup yesu, tekanyeni bane .
ati Zambia coach Patrice Beaumelle kaya