Despite drawing in their first game against Egypt and losing to Cape Verde, the Mambas' next opponent, the team is confident of achieving a good result.
“Our goal since arriving in Ivory Coast has been to get through the group stage, regardless of the opponent. We know it’s a difficult group, but football is very different today, and we will face our opponents head-on,” Witiness stated.
The confidence expressed by Witiness reflects the resilient mentality of the Mozambican national team, which will face Cape Verde in its next match. Geny Catamo, also present at the press conference, highlighted the team's awareness of their opponent, who leads Group B with 3 points.
“We know that Cape Verde has a team that plays well, as we saw against Ghana. Our team is confident that we will achieve a good result,” said Geny Catamo. The player, who did not participate in the first game due to a CAF suspension, is now preparing to join the Mambas in Friday's match against the Cape Verdean national team.
The situation in Group B is tight, and every point is crucial for the Mozambican national team. With the confidence and determination evident among the players, fans eagerly await the next match, where the Mambas will seek not only a victory but also to advance to the next phase of the Africa Cup of Nations, reinforcing Mozambique's pride and representation on the international stage of African football.
