We Can Surprise Them - Mpote

Monday, July 29, 2019

FRANCISTOWN: Zebras caretaker coach, Teenage Mpote believes that his team has the potential to beat Zambia in their own backyard in order to advance to the last round of the CHAN 2020 qualifiers.

Mpote was speaking on Friday, moments after his side played to a goalless draw against Zambia in a first leg CHAN qualifying clash at the Francistown Sports Complex.

The Zebras have often been criticised for sitting at the back and being a bit toothless but since Mpote took over he has turned the team into an attacking side that often creates chances.

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