Tshosane looks beyond Mozambique

Friday, October 03, 2008

Zebras' coach Stanley Tshosane says it is important for his side to end the 2010 World Cup-African Nations Cup qualifiers on a high note.

Zebras welcome Mozambique's Mambas at the National Stadium in Gaborone next Saturday in a game of academic significance.

Zebras bombed out of the qualifiers last month when they were beaten 1-0 by Madagascar in Antananarivo. Botswana are lying bottom of Group Seven with five points from five games and a win can only see them finish second - not enough to qualify for the next stage. The loss in Madagascar meant that Botswana miss another chance to reach the finals of the African Cup of Nations.

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