South Sudan’s national football coach, Nicholas Dupuis, expressed strong confidence in his players as they prepare for their upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Congo Brazzaville. Speaking at a press conference held at Juba National Stadium, Dupuis extended gratitude to his team, applauding their dedication and resilience, particularly since their recent match against Kenya.
Dupuis, who has been at the helm of South Sudan’s football team, praised his players for their commitment and relentless drive, qualities he believes have helped shape their current competitive form.
The spirit and readiness my players have shown in every game are commendable,” he noted, reflecting on how the squad has united around a common goal of success.
The match against Congo, scheduled to take place tomorrow, is anticipated to be a high-stakes encounter for South Sudan as they fight to maintain their standing in the AFCON qualifying group.
While Dupuis acknowledged the challenge ahead, he assured fans that his team is fully prepared for the task.
Tomorrow’s game will be tough and challenging,” he said, “but I have complete confidence in my players to give their best on the field.
Dupuis also took the opportunity to emphasize the growth and improvement within the squad since he took over.
Their recent games, including the match against Kenya, have shown flashes of promising form, with Dupuis crediting his players for their ability to remain resilient under pressure.
His praise extended beyond physical performance, highlighting the mental and emotional strength that his team has consistently demonstrated.
As South Sudan moves closer to the decisive match with Congo Brazzaville, Dupuis’s optimism has energized fans who are eager to witness their team take another step toward AFCON qualification.
The coach’s confident words come at a critical time, with the support of fans and the unity within the team seen as crucial elements for a successful outcome.
Dupuis closed the press conference by calling on South Sudan’s supporters to rally behind the team, whose performance tomorrow will not only reflect the players’ skill and readiness but also their commitment to representing the nation on an international stage.
