Namibia v Cameroon: “We’ve come to win,” warns David Pagou
Cameroon has set out its ambitions ahead of its clash with Namibia on Monday 16 November for the fourth matchday of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
On the eve of the return leg at the Botswana National Stadium in Gaborone, the Indomitable Lions’ manager, David Pagou, has made his intentions clear. At a pre-match press conference, the Cameroonian manager emphasised his team’s determination to secure another victory, whilst highlighting the importance of striking a balance between defence and attack.
“Tomorrow, we’re here to win. That’s our aim. The lads need to rise to the occasion in every respect both defensively and offensively, to get the better of this marvellous Namibia side. They’re a good team with some fine wingers, but tomorrow we’ll do everything we can to win the match and keep a clean sheet,” said the Cameroon manager.
The Indomitable Lions go into this fixture full of confidence following their 2-0 victory in Douala on 12 November, on matchday three. Top of Group G with seven points, thanks to two wins and a draw, the Cameroonians will be looking to build on and consolidate their top spot.
Sansima Soumari
Dailysports's expert
Translated by the editors