Banyana oozing with confidence ahead of second leg Olympic qualifier
“This is one of the most important games, however, we are not under pressure because we did well in our first game, so it’s just a matter of having to practice how we want to do things and preparing for the tournament we will be playing in November.”The 4-nil victory in the first leg against Madagascar has helped the Desiree Ellis-led side to put one foot in the third round.
We already have a 4-goal lead, not that we are undermining Madagascar, but we are going to be using the next game to focus on the things that we want to do better and get better as a team.
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