South African Fadlu Davids gave a lot of power to Simba SC after his arrival and this work translated into overcoming a big obstacle and reaching the semi-finals of the African Union Cup recently, and after this great qualification, Fadlu gave credit for this success to former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Moussa Camara who saved two penalties after the match reached this stage and ended with a score of 4 1 in favor of the Tanzanian team against their Egyptian opponents Al Masry.

Knowing that the first leg ended 2-0 in favor of Al Masry in Egypt, then the Tanzanian team came back with a remarkable performance to qualify from the penalty shootout, and the coach also congratulated the technical team and the goalkeeper training staff for spending a lot of time working on analyzing their opponent before the match.

Fadlu Davids gives the credit to his team's goalkeeper!

In his post-Masri speech, Davids emphasized the critical importance of the invisible efforts behind the team's success, saying: “There's a lot of work going on behind the scenes, from the medical staff and the players dealing with injuries, it's invisible because we don't publicize it, but it's crucial.”

“The goalkeeping coach, Wayne Sandilands, analyzed every penalty and provided Moussa Kamara with all the necessary information. Often the players and the coach are the only ones to be recognized, but the technical team behind the scenes are the ones who work silently behind the scenes.”

His remarks were made to highlight the key elements that are invisible, but form a strong backbone to the team's victories.