The 2014 World Cup qualifiers witness a crucial clash between Algeria and Burkina Faso in the return play-offs, with Burkina Faso holding a 3-2 advantage from the first leg. The Stallions aim to secure their first-ever World Cup appearance and are determined to build on their success in Ouagadougou.
Lyon defender Bakary Koné expresses the team’s commitment and readiness for the battle, emphasizing the importance of mental strength in the match. He believes that the side winning the psychological battle will emerge victorious, emphasizing discipline and mentality as the keys to success.
Koné remains confident despite the challenges, stating that at this stage of the competition, there’s less to fear. He acknowledges the qualities of the Algerian team and the support from their home crowd but asserts that Burkina Faso is prepared to face the challenge. Reflecting on the first leg, he emphasizes the need to avoid previous mistakes and maintain focus.
Having left the first leg early due to injury, Koné affirms his readiness for the crucial match, expressing over 500% motivation to contribute to Burkina Faso’s quest for qualification. The clash between Algeria and Burkina Faso promises intense action, with both teams eyeing a spot in the prestigious World Cup in Brazil.
