Focus on Amrouche as Zebras crash out

Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Zebras coach, Adel Amrouche’s future will fall under immediate scrutiny after the national side crashed out of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers following a 1-0 defeat to Zimbabwe in Francistown last night.

Amrouche signed a three year contract in 2019 with qualification to the 2021 AFCON finals, one of the targets.

But after one victory in five games in the qualifying rounds, Amrouche would be a man under pressure. The Zebras travel to Algeria for a dead rubber in Group H on Monday.

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