Zambia Under-17 had a loosening up session after Sunday’s Group B opener against Nigeria.
Ian Bakala’s fledglings had a rest on Monday morning before they returned to the pitch later in the day.
On Tuesday, Bakala and his backroom staff will concentrate more on the tactical side of the game.
The Zambia coach is expected to tinker with his starting line up as he aims to gun down the South African youngsters.
A win for junior Chipolopolo against Amajimbos is likely to guarantee the team a quarter final berth.
Despite the 1-0 defeat to Nigeria on Sunday, Zambia impressed many fans with their fighting spirit.
Goalkeeper Shadreck Kalyati, defenders David Hamansenya and Sekanji Siame did well while Joseph Liteta showed glimpses of his potential .
In Marcel Zimba and Emmanuel Mwanza, the team has match winners.
Zambia and South Africa renew their rivalry on Wednesday.
South Africa suffered a 2-0 defeat to Morocco.
The team lacked a play maker, a player like Mwepu! And also the midfielders were too much in a hurry to pass the ball, they should try to hold on to the ball until a fellow players is in good position to receive the ball and pass or score! They should avoid losing balls unnecessarily in the midfield! And also they should avoid to many high balls in the penalty area! The Nigerian coach advised his players to try low hard shorts and the only goal of the match can from that tactical change. High balls are easier to clear than low balls!