“For Simba SC, this is almost not enough”-Chama said after leaving Kaizer Chiefs

Simba SC midfielder Clatous Chama said that they will not rest until they succeed in the Caf Champions League.

In the quarter-finals, after the South African players lost to the Kaizer Chiefs 4 to 3, the Msimbazi Giants saw their fairy tale story and ended in this year’s game.

Simba lost the first leg 4-0 at the Johannesburg (FNB) Stadium in Johannesburg (FN), but only won the round 3-0.

The two strikes by Captain John Boko and Chama brought the Chiefs to the brink, but also ensured that Simba did not lose the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium game in this season’s campaign.

The Zambian midfielder stated that they will not rest until they get the right results in the game, and promised to participate vigorously next year, and wish the Amakosi team all the best in the semifinals.

“Our Champions League fairy tale is over today [Saturday]”, Chama in his Social media page. “I am proud of this team, because everyone has shown the best performance, but it is almost not enough.

“Unless we get it right, we won’t rest. Next season we will meet you in the UEFA Champions League and the Confederations Cup, and have a smooth ride with the Kaizer chiefs of Amakhosi in the semifinals.

In this game watched by 10,000 fans, after Kapombe hit a pass from Chama, Simba took the lead in the 23rd minute, and the latter passed the ball to With Bocco, the tall shooter released the power of his right foot over Bruce Bvuma’s legs and into the net.

After recovering, Simba knew they still needed three goals to keep the tie. In the 56th minute, after Luis Miquissone jumped over the Chiefs’ defense from the left wing, they took a 2-0 lead and then sent a low pass. Boko then homered the ball. The chief’s guard deviated from the direction.

In the 86th minute after Chama skipped the Chiefs’ defense, Simba kept hope until the third goal passed the ball above Bvuma, which prompted the team to end the game nervously, despite not scoring a goal in the end.

Simba will now shift the focus to maintaining the league title and winning domestic cups.