By MICHAEL MIYOBAAFTER failing to win any match from the last two friendly fixtures played in West Africa, the Chipolopolo will target to impress when they face Sudan in today’s unofficial friendly fixture at Al-Hilla Stadium in Khartoum.Chipolopolo coach Millutin “Micho” Sredojevic is under-pressure to perform despite the games being just a friendly following the team’s poor showing in the first two games against Senegal and Benin.Zambia kicked off its international window friendly matches with a 3-1 loss to Senegal in Thies before drawing 2-2 with Benin in Cotonou, the two matches which “Micho” said presented a lot of lessons for the team preparing for the World Cup qualifiers in September.“Benin was a realistic competitive nation which gave us and taught us so much lessons on who can and who can’t.“I’m happy with everyone. What went wrong, we need to correct and what was right we need to keep it up so that in September […]
ZAMBIA IN SUDANESE TEST
