Cheikh Tidiane Sabaly: “Senegal Ready to Win Against South Sudan”
Senegalese midfielder Cheikh Tidiane Sabaly has declared his team fully prepared ahead of their crucial match against South Sudan in Juba.
Speaking after the Lions’ training session on Monday, Sabaly emphasized the squad’s focus and determination to extend their strong run in the qualifiers. “We are ready to tackle this match,” he said, reflecting the team’s collective mindset to secure victory.
“All the games are difficult, so it’s up to us to focus on what we have to do,” Sabaly added. “With the squad, the players, and the qualities we have, we are ready to approach this game to win.”
The midfielder also highlighted the importance of unity and readiness across the entire squad. “Whether you’re on the bench or on the field, whether you play for five minutes, three minutes, or thirty seconds, you always have to be ready,” he explained. “That’s why we call it the Senegalese national team. So we’re Gaïndés.”
Sabaly stressed that the Lions are committed to doing whatever it takes to secure the win. His comments underline the squad’s discipline and mental preparedness ahead of a match that could further solidify their position in the group.
Senegal currently enjoys a favorable position in the group standings, but the team remains focused on each match as a vital step toward qualification.
The players have maintained high intensity during training sessions in Juba, demonstrating tactical cohesion and physical readiness.
The Senegalese Lions have combined technical skill with strategic discipline throughout the qualifiers. Sabaly’s remarks reflect the confidence shared by his teammates and coaching staff as they prepare to face South Sudan.
The match presents both a test and an opportunity for Senegal. Maintaining their current momentum could further strengthen the team’s grip on the group while providing valuable experience for squad members across all positions.
Sabaly’s statements also highlight the inclusive team culture, where every player, regardless of playing time, is expected to contribute fully to the team’s objectives.
This mindset is central to Senegal’s approach in continental competitions.
As the Lions prepare for kickoff, focus, discipline, and determination remain the guiding principles emphasized by both Sabaly and head coach.
The squad is ready to implement tactical plans and adapt to in-game situations to achieve a positive result.
With a mix of experienced internationals and emerging talents, Senegal aims to continue its impressive campaign.
Sabaly’s confidence signals the team’s belief in its ability to overcome challenges and secure victory against South Sudan.
