TAlKING FOOTBALL WITH THE GREAT KALI WARRIORS assistant coach Callisto Pasuwa said his men will not lose sleep over the goal they conceded against the run of play in their Chan quarter-final triumph over Mali at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday night. Speaking to The Herald from their base in Cape Town yesterday before they left for Bloemfontein where they will play their semi-final match on Wednesday, Pasuwa said: “We obviously cannot be happy at conceding a goal but it’s part of the game and it is very obvious that at some stage you will concede. “We are happy we are through to the next stage of the tournament which was always our target in this match and not to keep a clean sheet. “It’s a goal which we really gifted them because with better communication, our defence should have easily dealt with it, but then like I said it is part of the game. “So we will look at where we went wrong and do our best to correct the mistake so that we don’t repeat it in our next match.” “Our performance was quite convincing, we really stretched them with our passing which we crafted from the back. We had a bit of a worry in the second half because somehow we resorted to the high ball by-passing our midfield. “The situation was further compounded by the departure of Simba who was fighting very hard in the physical challenges so the high ball did not do us much good,” Pasuwa said.
Posted on: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 06:54:51 +0000
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