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Nakamba Misses Training Ahead Of AFCON Clash Against Namibia

5 months agoMon, 14 Oct 2024 06:37:38 GMT
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Nakamba Misses Training Ahead Of AFCON Clash Against Namibia

Warriors captain Marvelous Nakamba is doubtful for today’s Africa Cup of Nations Group J reverse fixture against Namibia, having missed group training sessions for two consecutive days.

Zimbabwe will host the match at Orlando Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. Kick-off is at 6 PM.

As reported by NewsDay, Nakamba, who started the Warriors’ match against Namibia on Thursday after a lengthy injury layoff, watched the team’s final training session from the sidelines.

The Luton Town midfielder did not participate in the training session on Saturday, opting instead for indoor gym workouts.

However, during the pre-match press conference on Sunday, Warriors coach Michael Nees insisted that “all players are available” for the match. He said:

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We have two or three knocks but it’s normal when you play two games in four days. We will wait until tomorrow (today) but I’m confident everyone is fit.

Despite securing a 1-0 victory over Namibia on Thursday thanks to a penalty from Khama Billiat, the Warriors struggled throughout the match.

They were fortunate to come away with three points, as the Brave Warriors could easily have capitalised on their chances and claimed victory if they had been more clinical in front of goal. Said Nees:

They (Namibia) are dangerous especially in attack because they have top players who are in the South African league.

They have (Peter) Shalulie, (Dion) Hotto and Prins (Tjiueza), who are excellent players and can really, individually and as a group, create some problems for any team.

We have to be very alert because they are very fast, dynamic and if we can manage them I’m sure we can also create some opportunities to score.

I’m confident about that because we have a lot of good players also and I believe in their abilities.

Nees believes that having faced Namibia last week, the Warriors now have a clearer understanding of their opponents’ playing style and what is necessary to secure a win.

With thousands of fans expected to fill Orlando Stadium, Nees anticipates that the energy from the crowd will inspire the players as the Warriors aim for nothing less than three points.

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12 Comments

malovwrs · 5 months ago
toitsenga tsenga nhasi
sjambok · 5 months ago
2-1 in favour of Zimbabwe Worriors
370H-55V O773H🙃 · 5 months ago
Competetive football haidi mass display, maruva muground iyo yebhora mberi varume ndiyo chaiyo chaiyo just to secure a spot ku Morocco 🇲🇦 uko #GowarriorsGo Score warriors Score
tavez.com · 5 months ago
apa pari tricky boys rotosimba
M · 5 months ago
Ririko nguvai
fonsokwembo · 5 months ago
9 usiku
Clarence Shanyurai · 5 months ago
@Pindula why murikumas**** zvakanyanya kudai
Sir Rings · 5 months ago
go warriors go we are behind you
Oncemore · 5 months ago
If not careful, we might fall to Namibia, because to them it's a Do or Die game. We may be luck to secure a draw.
Bruce · 5 months ago
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is my country I support warriors they not failures today results 1-0,2-1 or 1-1
cde · 5 months ago
tohwin

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