Yanga head coach Miguel Gamondi has said the team is ready for the second leg of the Champions League quarter final against Mamelodi Sundowns to be played at Loftus Stadium tomorrow Friday
Speaking at a press conference earlier today, Gamondi said every team has an equal chance to advance to the semi-finals
He said they realize the game will be difficult but they are not in South Africa to walk, they will fight for the results to send them to the semi-finals
"It will be a difficult game but there must be one winner after 90 minutes. So far the game is 50/50, each team still has a chance so we are here to make sure we fight to get a good result," said Gamondi
Also, the Argentinian coach has said that they are not threatened by the history of Mamelodi Sundowns as he believes his team has experienced players and fighters
"I'm not preparing my players for the history of Mamelodi, I'm preparing my team for the next 90 minutes. We believe in the work we did at the training ground, we have faith in the players and our fans, it won't be easy for us and for them too" /em> "We have experienced players with a fighting reputation, last season in the Federation Cup Final they lost at home but you all know what happened when they went away, tomorrow is a different game but they will fight again for our fans" Talking about the conditions of the players who were injured, Gamondi said there is a chance for some of them to return but their fate will be known after the last training session today "We are waiting to see what will happen today in the final training, we can find a player among those who were injured. It is true that we are thinking about the CAF semi-finals but we are also concerned about the health and safety of our players as well. Young Africans are not playing this tournament alone "
