The coach of the Union of the Capital, Abdelhaq Ben Sheikha, stressed the need to achieve a positive result in the first leg of the CAF Cup finals, which will unite the young Africans of its host, Tanzania.

Today, Saturday, the coach of the Union of the Capitals, Abdelhaq Ben Sheikha, held a press conference in Tanzania before they face the young Africans in the first leg of the CAF Cup semi-finals.

The two teams will meet on Sunday, where Ben Shekha confirmed that the weather will not prevent his team from achieving a continental record.

The Algerian coach said during a press conference today on Saturday: “Our team was ready for this clash and we tried to focus on our strengths so that we can implement the way we played in Algeria.”

And, “Not satisfied with the defense, we will try to implement our game that we are used to and try to take the initiative in the attack.”

The coach of the Algerian federation described the Young Africans as a respectable team, in this regard he said: “The Young Africans club has many talented players like Wiston and Kasenga, but our focus is usually on the competitor. .”

And the same spokesman said, “We are not afraid of any competitor and are bound to appear at a good level regardless of the weather conditions.”

“It confirms that we will not be satisfied with defense and we will attack to achieve a good result,” he said.

And he continued, “We will try to be realistic, try not to leave the opposition open while we have the ball as much as possible, and not pile on at the back to avoid bearing the brunt of the competition.”

Also, “Young Africans have many talented players like Kasenga, who I trained with in Nahdet Berkane.”

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And note Then Sheikha On player Kasinga’s strength, he said: “He is a great player and he has a lot of skills, but our focus will be on all the players because danger can come from any element.”

He concluded: “We are not afraid of any competitor, we are forced to appear at a good level, so we will do everything we have without making excuses or arguing with the weather conditions.”