Young Africans coach Pedro Goncalves is feeling pretty good about his team's chances against JS Kabylie in Algeria, even though he knows the opposition has bagged two African Champions League trophies. The squad of 24 players bounced after beating FAR Rabat 1 to 0 and Goncalves said getting there early means his guys can adjust to the weather and catch some rest before the match.
The team rolled out with goalkeepers Djigui Diarra, Khomeny Abubakari and Abdultwalib Mshery plus defenders like Dickson Job and Bakari Mwamnyeto. Midfielders Mudathir Yahya and Duke Abuya are coming along with forwards Prince Dube and Andy Boyeli while Clement Mzize stayed back to heal his knee. Young Africans sit in second place behind Al Ahly and need the win to keep their quarterfinal hopes alive after last season's third-place finish knocked them out early.
The team rolled out with goalkeepers Djigui Diarra, Khomeny Abubakari and Abdultwalib Mshery plus defenders like Dickson Job and Bakari Mwamnyeto. Midfielders Mudathir Yahya and Duke Abuya are coming along with forwards Prince Dube and Andy Boyeli while Clement Mzize stayed back to heal his knee. Young Africans sit in second place behind Al Ahly and need the win to keep their quarterfinal hopes alive after last season's third-place finish knocked them out early.
