Durban City warned against complacency ahead of Mauritius return
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Businessday
Durban City took the lead over AS Port Louis 2000 with a 3-1 win in the first leg of their CAF Confederation Cup qualifying tie. Coach Eric Tinkler has urged his team to avoid complacency in the return leg in Mauritius, where a draw would be enough to reach the group stage.
Durban City beat AS Port Louis 2000 3-1 in the first leg of the second qualifying round of the CAF Confederation Cup on Sunday at Moses Mabhida Stadium. Despite the advantage, Durban City coach Eric Tinkler warned his team against complacency ahead of the second leg, scheduled for Sunday in Mauritius, Business Day reports.
Haashim Domingo and Gastón Sirino scored before a late penalty from Tashreeq Morris. AS Port Louis 2000 reduced the deficit through Sebastien Roussety in the second half. Tinkler regretted the missed chances and the loss of concentration after the second goal, saying his team needed to raise its level in the competition.
A draw in the return leg will be enough for Durban City to reach the group stage. Tinkler believes his squad has the technical quality to go far, provided it adheres to its tactical organisation.
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