To advance to the next stage, Daúto Faquirá, coach of the "locomotives", needs his team to score at least two goals without conceding, thus guaranteeing qualification for the second round, where they will face Mamelodi Sundowns, a South African team that is exempt from this stage due to its privileged position in the Confederation of African Football (CAF) rankings.
In the first leg, held at Lucas Moripe Stadium in Pretoria, South Africa, Ferroviário da Beira lost 0-1. The challenge is made even more complex by the fact that both teams' grounds were rejected by CAF, as they did not meet the necessary conditions to host matches under its auspices.
This decisive clash will require a solid performance from Ferroviário da Beira, especially in defense, to avoid conceding goals, as the team looks to reverse the negative result and secure passage to the next stage of the continental competition.
