Young Zebras going for the kill against Namibia

Friday, April 20, 2018

The Under-20 team is in Namibia for the return leg PIC: KILLER PASS

National Under-20 coach, Dragojlo Stanojlovic says his side will look to advance to the second round of the 2018 Under-20 African Champions when they take on Namibia in the second leg of the qualifiers on Sunday. The teams played to a goalless draw on Easter Saturday in the first leg played at the National Stadium.

Speaking at a press conference before the team’s departure to Namibia, Stanojlovic said his charges have been responding well after a two-week long training camp.

“The players are disciplined, they are working and they are giving it 100% in training. I am happy with how they are responding. We are going there for a win and we need to score goals.

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