By Obaloluwa Joshua, Uyo
Zimbabwe head coach Michael Nees insisted his team can still qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Prompt News reports.
The Warriors occupy bottom spot in Group C with three points from five games.
Nees said they are ready to fight on despite their precarious position in the group.
“There’s always national pride when you play for the national team and you always have to give your best, there’s still 15 points to play for and until the games are over you are obliged to give everything,” the German told a press conference.
“Even any team that is theoretically not in the race to qualify anymore they are also obliged to give their best because others are competing.
“We are obliged to give our best in every match and to be fair sports men and as long we have a chance we believe in our chance.”
Nees described the Warriors as a good team just like the Super Eagles.
“We are also a good team we can have our self confidence, our self belief and based on our performances let’s see which team would be the better one,” he added.
“As a coach you don’t only look at the result, you also look at the performance, how your team perform on the pitch, how they react when things don’t go well, and I think we played a very good match against Benin Republic, it was high level football match and we can take lots of positive things out from the match.”
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