The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) had a spectacular draw against Ghana (2-2) in their opening match in Group B of the African Cup of Nations. However, they were then held to a goalless draw by Niger. As they face the Eagles of Mali, who are second in the group with 3 points, the DRC finds themselves with 2 points and ranked third in the group.
In their upcoming match against Mali in Durban, the Leopards of the DRC approach the game with an attitude of attacking and seeking victory. Claude le Roy, their coach, emphasized the need for a win and stated that they would play to attack, aiming to be as efficient as possible against a powerful and physical team like Mali. The coach expressed the team’s intention to focus on developing their play and movement.
Le Roy also highlighted the importance of liberation for the team, stating, “If we are not liberated against Mali, we will never be because we have everything to gain and nothing to lose.” The match against Mali is seen as crucial for the DRC, and they are approaching it with an offensive mindset to secure a victory and advance in the competition.
