As SA U-23 prepares for their crucial back-to-back CAF Olympic qualifiers against Congo Brazzaville tomorrow, coach David Notoane says he is spoilt for choice in the striking department as they look to take a huge advantage heading into the second leg.
Notoane’s charges will host Congo at Dobsonville Stadium tomorrow in the first leg and then travel to the central African country for the second leg on Monday at Massamba-Debat Stadium.
Upfront, Notoane will have to choose from Ashely Cupido, Boitumelo Radiopane, Antonio van Wyk, Oswin Appolis, Mduduzi Shabalala, Thapelo Maseko and Yanele Mbuthuma, all capable of scoring goals. “We will be ready for Congo, we know what they are about and we will put together the best team and for me as a coach, I’m spoilt because whatever we will put up front will be firing because we must get goals in this game,” Notoane told Safa media department.
“So, it will be the toughest job to get the right players that fit into the tactical plan for the match and have the preparations to ensure that we maximise our happiness and readiness in terms of being sure.”
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