Bright wanted Uganda over Namibia

Friday, September 28, 2018

Zebras coach, David Bright would have preferred to face Uganda in an international friendly match as part of preparation for crucial back-to-back Africa Cup of Nations encounters against Burkina Faso mid-October.

Instead, the Zebras will face familiar opposition in Namibia during the Independence Day celebrations scheduled for the National Stadium on Sunday.

“Not taking anything away from Namibia, I had wanted to face Uganda. It is not that I underrate Namibia,” Bright said.

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