Ndlovu upbeat
Monday, February 16, 2015
Ndlovu
Rollers host Chiefs at the National Stadium in Gaborone after going down 2-1 in the first leg played at FNB Stadium on Saturday evening.
Ndlovu said that his players now know what Kaizer Chiefs is really like and will be ready in the second match. “Yes the feeling in the dressing room is that we could have done better. They are sorry that they could not get a draw but there is a smile on their faces and they believe they can do well in the second leg,” he said. Ndlovu said Rollers started the second half very well hence they got an equalizer. “I think we did well on the first three minutes of the first five minutes of the second half but then we lost concentration on the last two minutes of the last five minutes of the match,” he said.
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