Msendami eyes Asec win

Gerald Sibanda

ZIMBABWEAN Daniel Msendami, whose Botswana side Jwaneng Galaxy will be playing against Cote d’lvoire giants and one time winners Asec Mimosa, yesterday said today’s match is a must win if they are to keep their qualification hopes to the next stage alive.

It will be the fourth match of the tournament and they play a side which defeated them 2-0 at home in their previous group match.

Msendami acknowledged the magnitude of the work they have to put in, but also said that he believes in his teammates.

“We are playing against people who put two past us without reply at our home ground. It is a very difficult task ahead of us but there is no excuse we have to simply win that match if we are to have a chance in this tough group.

“I believe in my team, it is something we can actually achieve if we stick together as a team,” said Msendami.

Jwaneng Galaxy have four points from their first three matches. The three points came from a surprise 1-0 victory against initial group favourites and three time champions Wydad Casablanca away from home.

They drew 0-0 with AS Simba in their second match at home before suffering the potentially damaging 2-0 loss to Asec Mimosa at home.

Victory will take them to seven points and potentially to the top of Group B with two matches remaining. The bottom two sides Wydad and Simba will also clash in Tanzania.

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