Africa 10 April 2025 at 14:20

Hazem Mlhem

News Editor

Tanzania's Simba achieved a great achievement by qualifying for the CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals under South African coach Fadlo Davids, who praised the role of goalkeeper Moussa Kamara and the technical staff in achieving this achievement.

Exceptional performance and decisive penalties

Despite losing the first leg 2-0 at home to Egyptian side Al Masry, Simba came back strongly in the second leg to turn the tables and take control, before sealing qualification on penalties 4-1. Former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Moussa Kamara emerged as the man of the match after making two crucial saves to ensure his team's survival in the continental competition.

Precise analysis and technical staff

Davids emphasized that the credit for this achievement also goes to the hard work of the technical staff, especially goalkeeping coach Wayne Sandilands, who thoroughly analyzed the penalties before the match. The South African coach added: “The work behind the scenes from the medical team and the technical analysis was crucial, and this qualification is the result of a collective effort, not just the apparent efforts of the players or the coach.”

With this performance, Simba SC are proving to be one of the strongest contenders in the competition, while Davids continues to lead the team towards the dream of winning the continental title.