Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) president says despite the disappointing results in the October round of matches, the Association cannot afford to drop guard now, with two FIFA World Cup qualifier matches coming up in the next few weeks.
In his weekly, FAZ President Corner column, Andrew Kamanga says the home match against Mauritania at National Heroes Stadium will be an opportunity for the team to re-enforce the message that it is not too far from the finished article the Association desire it to be.
Kamanga says several players have shown that they are coming of age for senior national team duty and should be given full support to ensure that they begin to challenge for top competitions on the tournament and beyond.
Kamanga says the Association is looking forward to welcoming some players that missed the last match due to injury and suspensions in the last window.
“With the Chipolopolo smarting from a bruising FIFA Window engagement against Equatorial Guinea in the race for the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup, we have two concluding fixtures coming up next month at home to Mauritania on November 12 and a way to Tunisia four days later. A lot has been said about the team’s draw and loss to Equatorial Guinea in the October round of matches.”
“While we are all disappointed with the October round of matches, we cannot afford to drop guard now, with two matches coming up in the next few weeks. The home match against Mauritania at National Heroes Stadium will be an opportunity for our team to re-enforce the message that it is not too far from the finished article that we desire it to be.”
“Several players have shown that they are coming of age for senior national team duty and should be given full support to ensure that they begin to challenge for top competitions on the tournament and beyond. We will be happy to welcome some players that we missed due to injury and suspensions in the last window.”
The Chipolopolo have two concluding fixtures coming up next month at home to Mauritania on November 12 and away to Tunisia four days later.
It’s not about the player it’s you kamanga and management please please leave the Faz, go and do you your business stay away from football
Ukulatukaukafye mu press won’t make chipolopolo win games. Look for a qualified coach. Though its too late but better late than never. Kamanga and your executive you’re a disgrace to Zambian football.
This man is not normal. What is he talking about. The best thing is for you to resign that is that. You have failed that is the truth. Dont even bring in professionals no, let them stay with their clubs and compete to be regulars instead of wasting their time
Let the local players use the remaining 2 games to market themselves period
Our players lack the IQ to play slow build ups. Try quick running football and you will see the results.
The best thing Faz President Andrew Kambwanga is to do introspective before airing those views . It’s best to go forward is to check blind spots