London 2012: The Olympics Prepare Zambia Clash In “Excellent Conditions” In South Africa

The players of the Olympic national squad U-23 are continuing holding “in excellent conditions” their training camp in South Africa ahead of the second leg clash with Zambia on 18 June in Chingola, for the qualifiers to London Olympics 2012.

Coach of the Olympics, Azeddine Ait Djoudi asserted that his players are working hard to get the best of them and get ready to the 18 June clash, adding that the sport center where they are training provides excellent training conditions.

Mr Ait Djoudi added that he is waiting for the arrival of Egypt Al-Ahli ace, Amir Saioud, next Saturday, after he got the green light from the club to leave.  

Algeria Olympic squad won the first leg against Zambia in Algiers 3-0, paving the way, thus,to reach the London games in the summer of 2012.

Yet, COACH Ait Djoudi said: “I talked with my players, and I told them to forget about the first leg result…We have to consider this second leg as a must-win game.”

He added: “We are waiting for the arrival of the last two players, namely Amir Sayoud from Egypt and Mouloudia of Algiers midfielder Farid Daoud, who is still in Algeria where he has been enduring treatment on his injury.”

The second leg game has been assigned to a trio referees from the Gabon, the CAF said.