Zimbabwe coach Michael Nees expresses confidence in the Warriors ahead of World Cup qualifiers against Benin and Nigeria. The team, currently at the bottom of Group C, aims to adopt a positive mindset to overturn their fortunes. These matches are crucial for both sides in the context of World Cup qualification.
Zimbabwe national football team coach Michael Nees has expressed optimism regarding his squad’s preparation for the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Benin and Nigeria. The Warriors, positioned last in Group C with two points, will face Benin at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Thursday, followed by an encounter in Uyo against Nigeria next Tuesday.
Despite being viewed as underdogs, Coach Nees believes that with the appropriate mindset, the team can turn their fortunes around. He underscored the significance of a positive mentality in securing vital victories. “We have to restart that World Cup qualification in a positive way,” he stated. Nees aims to uplift the team’s spirits and regain momentum.
Currently, Nigeria sits fifth in Group C with three points, just one point ahead of Zimbabwe. The Super Eagles will face group leaders Rwanda before hosting Zimbabwe. Both teams are under pressure to secure points, making these fixtures pivotal for their World Cup qualification aspirations. The stakes are high as each team vies for a crucial victory.
In summary, Coach Michael Nees is determined to lead the Zimbabwe Warriors to success in their upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Benin and Nigeria. Emphasizing the need for a positive approach, he believes that the team can rectify their early struggles in the group stage. As both teams gear up for these critical matches, the outcomes will significantly influence their chances of qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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