By Sulayman Bah
Real De Banjul’s coach Amat Cham has outlined his side’s next fixture
against Algeria’s Etente Sportive Setif won’t be easy.
Setif are Orange Caf Ch ampions League defending champions and secured the Super Cup after seeing off Egypt’s Al Ahly.For the North African side’s exploits, Amat Cham admits his charges
have a mammoth task in waiting.
Speaking over the weekend at the Banjul mini-stadium, Cham told
reporters: ‘we now face Setif. They are a big side. It will be a
difficult tie. The target is to go there secure a point and get
tighter in the back and then finish it off here’
RDB who are Gambia’s domestic league champions breezed into the first
round of the qualifiers since 2001 after shrugging off challenge from
Liberian side Barrack Young Controllers on a 2-1 aggregate.
RDB were technically away despite the game being played at the BJL
turf following CAF’s suggestion for the fixture to be staged in Gambia
as a neutral venue on the back of Mali’s refusal to host it in Bamako.
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