Eswatini’s coach Zdravko Logarusic is excited about their upcoming match against Cameroon in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. He respects Cameroon as a strong team and aims for his players to focus on their performance rather than exploiting weaknesses. The Eswatini team consists of notable players and will also face Mauritius shortly after this match.
Coach Zdravko Logarusic expressed enthusiasm about Eswatini’s upcoming match against Cameroon in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. He recognizes Cameroon as one of the premier teams in Africa and emphasized the desire of his players to compete, stating, “What is very important is that tomorrow we have to see a big national team full of stars.” The match will take place at Mbombela Stadium in South Africa.
Logarusic highlighted that the team’s focus should be on representing their country well. He mentioned, “Tomorrow is a big day for us. We will try to prepare ourselves properly and represent our country properly.” His only goal for the game is for the players to remain calm and play confidently, reinforcing that the match will simply be about competing on equal terms: 11 versus 11.
Despite the challenges of competing against a stronger team, he dismissed speculation about exploiting weaknesses in the Cameroonian team, replying to a Cameroonian reporter, “You talk about the weaknesses of Cameroon. Are you sure? You have weaknesses?” Logarusic asserted the need for Eswatini to organize effectively for the match without underestimating their opponents.
Eswatini’s squad includes notable players such as Lindo Mkhonta from Zambia’s ZESCO United, Mxolisi Mkhontfo of Jwaneng Galaxy F.C., and Justice Figareido from Bay United FC. Striker Felix Badenhorst of Royal Leopard FC serves as a vital source of inspiration for the team. Following the match against Cameroon, Eswatini will play against Mauritius on March 23, 2025. Currently, Sihlangu sits at the bottom of Group D in the qualifiers, having yet to secure any points.
Eswatini coach Zdravko Logarusic is eager for the challenge against Cameroon, viewing them as a formidable opponent in the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. He encourages his players to remain calm and confident, emphasizing the significance of the match for Eswatini’s representation. The squad includes several key players, and they aim to perform well despite their current standings in the qualifiers.
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