'The last time I was here (last year) we lost to Kaizer Chiefs and now we have lost to AmaZulu,' N'diaye said after the game.
Lamine N'diaye was impressed by AmaZulu's performance against Horoya. Picture: Samuel Shivambu/Backpagepix.
N’diaye says while they wanted something out of the game, they accepted the result as the better team on the night won.“South African teams are growing rapidly in this competition. The last time I was here we lost to Kaizer Chiefs and now we have lost to AmaZulu,” N’diaye said after the game. “Mamelodi Sundowns have already won it . Chiefs and Orlando have also reached the final of this competition before,” adds the Senegalese who won the Champions League with TP Mazembe a few years ago. “This season South Africa has two teams in the group stages which is also an indication of their growth in this competition,” added N’diaye.
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