Caf Champions League: Lost entry puts Simba SC against Kaizer Chiefs-Kahata

Harambee star Francis Kahata believes that Simba SC’s 4-0 loss to the Kaiser Chiefs in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final at the FNB Stadium on Saturday night is not it is good.

Samir Nurkovic won the victory for Amakhosi. The remaining two goals came from Erick Mathoho and Leonardo. Castro (Leonardo Castro). This was a well-deserved victory, seeing the Soweto Giants maintain their unbeaten home record in the Champions League this season.

The experienced offensive midfielder further stated that the loss has nothing to do with the player’s spirit, because they are motivated and prepared.

Kahata said: “From the way we play, the performance is not as expected; many people have high expectations of us, even if we are really motivated before the game.” the goal on Sunday.

“We have a bad approach from start to finish in the game. Considering the fact that we are not there, considering that the second leg will be played at home, one or two goals are not that bad for us.”

The 29-year-old former Gor Mahia midfielder was optimistic that when the team played at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Dar es Salaam When they meet again in the second round, the situation will change.

Kahata continued: “On Saturday, the Chiefs were better than us. They were stronger in every department.”

“They also made good use of the home court advantage. But this is football, and the journey is still going on. We will play at home. I believe this is impossible. We have a week to correct the mistakes we made. I am right. We are optimistic about this. We will take full advantage of the family’s ground and take it to the next stage.”

At the same time, despite the heavy losses, coach Didier Gomes Da Rosa (Didier Gomes Da Rosa) refused to admit that they did not participate in the game.

Despite the fiasco, the Frenchman still maintained a brave face, insisting that they still had the opportunity to make the right choice on their return journey back to Tanzania.

Da Rosa said: “Anything will happen because this is football.” the goal. “We are not satisfied with the results, but we are still hopeful.”

“The important thing is to believe that we can overturn the result, but in order to change the result to our advantage, then we must also become the best team today, and we must create an excellent game to seize the opportunity.”